The wait is almost over, with just over a week remaining until the 2016/17 Scottish Premiership season gets underway.
But before competitive action restarts, we need to ask the question - who's won the battle off the pitch?
Every club has now revealed their new kit for the campaign ahead, although we are still waiting on a couple of away or alternate jerseys to be unveiled.
Some have been well received by supporters but others, Celtic's pink and black effort and Hearts' shocking new away kit for example, have been met with bewilderment by fans.
It's time to have your say - which jerseys have you been most impressed by and which will you avoiding like the plague? Leave your comments below.
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