Scott Brown, Callum Paterson, Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton parade in the new Scotland kits
The new home kit take traditional tartan inspiration while the pink shirts will be hard to miss on away days
Scotland FA's Twitter hinted at a potentially divisive new strip and delivered on Sunday with a hot pink design
Brown was wheeled out with Scotland Under-21 defender Callum Paterson along with Scotland Women’s representatives Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton after a performance from the Glasgow band Three Blind Wolves.
The fluorescent change shirt has black adidas stripes on the shoulders while the black shorts have pink stripes and the black socks a single pink band at the top.
The reaction on Twitter since has been colourful, to say the least, with many comments not fit for print. One fan @RetroScot asked, 'Have you found my red sock?' while another, Liam Young, suggested designers took their inspiration from a pink highlighter.
The home gear is has dark blue tartan design on the front of the shirt with black adidas stripes on the white sleeves with white shorts and blue socks with a white band.
The new away ensemble replaces last year's white kit with 'rhubarb and custard' stripes but isn't as far removed from one previous strip as many might think.
In 1999, Scotland were sporting a salmon shirt with a dark blue band and dark blue shorts.
Young Scotland fan Christopher Lithgow gets a autograph from Scotland U21 Paterson (left) and Brown
The kit launch was held at the new JD Sports Superstore store in Glasgow on Sunday night
A colourful response has immediately greeted the unveiling with many eager for a more conventional shirt
Last year's white kit with 'rhubarb and custard' stripes elicited a similarly mixed response from supporters
Scotland's Alan Johnston (left) wears a salmon away shirt for Scotland in 1999's friendly with Germany