Heart of Midlothian FC
From the heart of Edinburgh, Hearts have been one of Scottish football's most passionate clubs for over 150 years. Tynecastle is one of the most atmospheric grounds in Britain, and the Jambos faithful are as fierce and loyal as they come. Maroon through and through.
History
Founded in 1874, Heart of Midlothian FC is one of Scotland's oldest and most decorated clubs. Named after a dance hall in Edinburgh's Old Town, Hearts have won four Scottish league titles and eight Scottish Cups, cementing their place among the country's elite.
The club has a proud and emotional history — including the famous McCrae's Battalion story from World War One, when Hearts players and supporters enlisted en masse. In modern times, Hearts have been a consistent Premiership force, winning the Scottish Cup in 2012 and 2023, and regularly competing in European football. Under Ann Budge's stewardship and now with a fan ownership model, the club is as community-driven as ever.
Kit History & Colours
Maroon and white — one of the most distinctive colour combinations in British football. Hearts' home kit is instantly recognisable, and the deep maroon shirt has been worn with pride at Tynecastle for generations.
Their kits have evolved over the decades but always stay true to the maroon identity. Away kits have ranged from white to gold, but it's the maroon that defines them. A proper football colour for a proper football club.