The World Cup is now just hours from getting underway, and with it comes Scotland’s return to the tournament after a 28-year exile. Excited yet?
The pre-tournament warm-up games against Curacao and Bolivia are done and dusted, and next up is the Group C opener against Haiti. With the tournament set to begin on June 11 at 8pm in Mexico City, the tournament will see supporters across the world donning their brand new national team jerseys - but which team has released the best home kit design this year?
With new designs from Nike, Adidas, Puma and more, we have put together our list of the top 30 home kits ranked from 30 to 1. From the modern-day classics to the instantly forgettable.
Scroll down and click through to see where each nation’s home kit placed - including Scotland and England. Do you agree with our picks?
9. 22nd: Cabo Verde
Not too bad, but also a little overcomplicated. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
10. 21th: Sweden
The Swedes have £200million worth of talent in their frontline with Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak, but there kit doesn't quite hit the heights of previous years. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
11. 20th: Ivory Coast
Long known for their vibrant orange home kits, Puma have gone basic but bold for this year's World Cup edition of Ivory Coast's kit. It's not very daring, but it's traditional. It won't fly off the shelves, but it's nice enough and gets pass marks from us. | Getty Images
12. 19th: Turkiye
Turkiye have reverted back to their iconic all red kits for the World Cup, and it looks pretty smart. The jersey highlights cultural heritage by blending a vibrant red base with marbled ebru (traditional Turkish paper marbling) details, while the country's iconic star-and-crescent is emblazoned flag on the chest. | Getty Images