Charline Joiner, Samantha Kinghorn and Guy Learmonth were on-hand to showcase the new clothing range produced by Glasgow 2014 organisers that includes tee-shirts, hoodies and polo-shirts.

Scottish 800 metres national champion Learmonth was impressed with the new designs and hopes fans will get behind the team in the build-up to the Commonwealth Games next year by getting kitted out in the new gear.

"To be involved in a home Games, as my first major competition, is a dream," said the 21-year-old.

"Seeing the recent interest in tickets for Glasgow 2014 just shows how excited people are about the Games.

"This new range of Team Scotland merchandise is brilliant.

"It would be incredible to see people lending their support by wearing it."

Wheelchair racer Kinghorn has burst onto the scene in recent months, finishing second in the under-17 event at the Mini London Marathon earlier this year, and with her place already confirmed for Glasgow, she cannot wait to get out and compete in front of the home crowds next summer.

"For my first Games to be a home Games will be a really special experience for me," said the 17-year-old who was paralysed following an accident at her home near the Scottish Borders in 2010.

"I am currently training six days a week and with less than a year to go it is really now becoming a reality.

"Seeing people wearing the Team Scotland range will be a real boost for the host nation athletes and is a great way of showing support."

From left to right: Charline Joiner, Samantha Kinghorn and Guy Learmonth showcase the new range of Team Scotland leisurewear ©Glasgow2014