St Mirren have looked to the past when designing their new home kit for the upcoming Premiership campaign.
The Buddies have used elements of the club's strips from 1979 to 1981, a hugely successful period which saw the Paisley club compete in Europe for the first time and lift the Anglo-Scottish Cup.
The nostalgic design features a classic v neck, white chevrons on the arms and a gold Macron badge.
And in the release video, former Saints striker and fan favourite Dougie Somner - who scored twice in the Anglo-Scottish Cup final at Love Street when the Buddies beat Bristol City - is on hand alongside current skipper Mark O'Hara to unveil the new strip.
St Mirren Women captain Karen McCabe also features in the launch.
St Mirren chief operating officer Keith Lasley said: "Great attention to detail has been taken to create a home kit that keeps to tradition while also incorporating a fresh look to represent our ambitious future.
"To inspire future success, we have reflected to our past to see how far we’ve come, and we have done it together as a family.
"We hope our fans can see and appreciate the lineage and evolution that has inspired the 2023/24 St Mirren Home Kit and the powerful connection linking past, present and future."
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