For the first time the team finishing last in 2014-15 had to play-off against the winners of a two-legged tie between the champions of the Highland and Lowland leagues. Montrose survived after overcoming Brora Rangers.
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Annan's kits are unchanged but a red third strip was introduced in March for the match against East Fife.
(Graeme Houston, Philip Klein)
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Arbroath have updated their first strip and it is now in the same Pendle design as the black alternative, retained from last term.
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The Wee 'Gers wore their new change kit for the first time in the pre-season friendly against St Mirren. Their first kit marks a return to traditional stripes in black and gold.
(Alexander Leiberich, Sytse Korts)
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Clyde have opted for a set of Hummel strips with interchangeable elements this season. The first choice strip is particularly fine, a riff on their traditional combination with the addition of red raglan sleeves.
(Craig Gass)
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East Fife have worn gold tops in the past but never before with white shorts. Personally, I prefer them in gold and black stripes. The change strip is Joma's Crew design.
(Alexander Leiberich, Graeme Houston)
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In order to keep costs down both for the club and supporters, Shire are keeping their kits for a second season but the sponsorship is new.
(Donald Gellatly)
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Elgin have introduced two new strips under their in-house brand. The first choice shirt features narrower stripes than the previous version as well as solid black sleeves. The alternative looks like something Caley Thistle would wear.
(Ed Picksley)
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Montrose have the distinction of being the first club to have been involved in a play-off to retain their place in the Scottish League. In the end they survived, beating Highland League side Brora Rangers 3-2 on aggregate. The new strips for 2015-16 are the simplest in Nike's catalogue.
(Murray Douglas)
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The Spiders have retained both their strips from last season.
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Albion were relegated at the end of their anniversary season which may be why they are now wearing red shorts with their bespoke retro shirts instead of white, to suggest a fresh start. The change strip is new.