- Puma St Johnstone 26-27 Home Kit Released - No More Macron
- New Kit and Partnership: St Johnstone has released its 2026-2027 home kit, signifying a new technical partnership with Puma, succeeding Macron.
- Kit Design Details: The new Puma St Johnstone home kit features a classic royal blue base with a tonal geometric pattern, complemented by a white polo collar and white ribbed sleeve cuffs, finished with white shorts and blue socks.
- Availability for Purchase: The new home strip will be available for fans at an exclusive launch event on June 18 at the club's city center store, with online sales commencing later that same evening.
St Johnstone has officially unveiled its new home kit for the 2026-2027 season, marking the beginning of a fresh technical partnership with Puma, replacing Macron.
St Johnstone 26-27 Home Kit
This is the new Puma St Johnstone home jersey for 2026-2027.
The Puma St Johnstone 2026-27 home football shirt delivers a classic look, featuring the Scottish club's unmistakable royal blue base complemented by a subtle, tonal geometric pattern running throughout the fabric.
To complete the traditional aesthetic of the St Johnstone 26-27 home kit, Puma has incorporated a crisp white polo collar and matching white ribbed sleeve cuffs, offering a sharp contrast that frames the shirt perfectly. The classic home uniform is finished with traditional white shorts and blue socks featuring white trim.
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Fans can get their hands on the new home strip during an exclusive launch event at the club's city center store on June 18, with online sales opening later that same evening.
What are your thoughts on St Johnstone's first home kit under their new Puma partnership? Do you like St Johnstone's home kit? Comment below, and check out the 26-27 Kit Overview.
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