The Hibernian 2024/25 away shirt comes from one of the club's strongest recent seasons. Under David Gray, Hibs recovered from a difficult start to finish third in the Scottish Premiership, securing European football for the following campaign. Captain Paul Hanlon had departed the previous summer, leaving players such as Martin Boyle, Joe Newell and Nicky Cadden to help lead a developing side, with Boyle finishing the season as Hibs' top scorer with 20 goals in all competitions.
The shirt marked Hibs' return to an all-white away strip for the first time since 2021/22. It has a clean white base with a subtle embossed pattern running across the fabric, while emerald-green detailing provides the main contrast. The split crew neck is particularly distinctive, combining green and white where the two colours meet at the front, while the traditional Scottish thistle appears on the back of the neck.
This size Large Joma shirt is a smart and understated Hibs design, with the embroidered club crest and green Joma branding standing out against the white body. The matching white shorts and socks completed the original away kit, giving the team a crisp look on the road. With its subtle pattern and Scottish detailing, it is a shirt that looks simple from a distance but has plenty of character when viewed up close.
