Rangers and Castore release 'Revoultion Ready' kit
The new kit has introduced a subtle new look for the Glasgow club
www.mirror.co.ukI don’t have real-time access to the latest news feeds right now. If you’d like, I can summarize what’s publicly known about The Rangers Store up to 2025 and point you to where you can check the very latest updates.
Key background on The Rangers Store and Castore
- The Rangers Store is the official retail arm for Rangers Football Club, selling club-branded merchandise and kit through its online shop and physical locations in Glasgow and other sites. This is the club’s primary channel for official apparel and accessories.[5][6]
- Castore has been the official retail partner for Rangers, providing both replica kits and lifestyle merchandise under the Castore brand as part of the club’s retail strategy. Partnerships like these have historically included both on-pitch kits and non-playing wear such as tracksuits, casualwear, and heritage ranges.[1][2][3]
Where to find the latest updates
- Rangers Store official website: shop.rangers.co.uk. This is the fastest way to see current product lines, new drops, and any store-specific promotions.[5]
- Rangers official site: rangers.co.uk. The main club site often announces new collaborations, range launches, or limited-edition items tied to Castore or special events.[6]
- Rangers/Castore news coverage: fan and sports news outlets (e.g., Rangers News and similar outlets) occasionally report on new Castore ranges or heritage drops, which can signal upcoming store entries and product lines.[2][1]
If you want, tell me your location preferences (online vs. in-store) and whether you’re after a specific item (kit, lifestyle wear, scarf, etc.). I can pull together a current shopping guide and a quick alert plan so you don’t miss new drops. I can also help you compare recent ranges (e.g., 150th anniversary kits, heritage lines, or “Revolution Ready” style drops) if you’d like a concise side-by-side.