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?
13. 18th: Canada
Holy Tim Horton's! This is a decent effort from the co-hosts. Features a two-tone "Pure Red" split design highlighted by a bold, oversized tonal maple leaf across the front. A design fit for a co-hosting nation. Oh Canada, indeed. | Getty Images
14. 17th: Mexico
The Mexico home kit is quite a hard one to mess up, with the deep green design always popular with fans across the globe. Add in a red and white trim aimed to celebrate Mexican identity with their national colours, add in some geometric graphics and textures inspired by ancient Aztec and Mayan artistry, and you've got a top drawer home kit for the co-hosts. | Getty Images
15. 16th: Ecuador
Yellow and navy are two colours that mesh together so well and this is a decent enough attempt from Ecuador. Manufactured by Marathon Sports, the design includes those colours, with some red accents, to represent the country's biodiversity and cultural heritage. | Getty Images
16. 15th: Scotland
Adidas have had a tendency to overcomplicate Scotland's home kit in years gone by, but this is a nice, strong and bold navy number that pops just the right amount. Add in that three of the national's team most iconic goals were scored the first time they wore it, and you've got a modern classic on your hands. | Getty Images