Find here the Real Betis Seville shirts and the official collection of the verdiblancos: green and white striped home, away, third, in adult and child sizes.
The Andalusian club is dressed by Hummel, a Danish brand whose chevrons have become a visual signature on these shirts.
Seville has two major clubs, and Betis claims the most popular link. Its slogan, "Viva el Betis manque pierda," literally "long live Betis even if it loses," sums up a relationship with the club that doesn't depend on results.
The trophy cabinet is modest on the Spanish scale, with one championship title and a few Copa del Rey wins, but the attendance at Benito Villamarín regularly places the club among the best-supported in the country, far ahead of what its ranking would suggest.
The Sevilla derby, against the neighbour, is known for being one of the hottest in Europe, to the point of structuring the life of the city in the week leading up to it.
The home shirt of Betis features vertical stripes of green and white, which earns the club its nickname of verdiblancos. Green is rare in Spanish football, making this shirt particularly identifiable.
The collaboration with Hummel has produced notable kits, with the Danish brand having its own graphic identity with chevrons on the sleeves. Several club shirts released in this context have become sought after beyond its supporters.
The home shirt is the green and white striped one from Benito Villamarín, the one most supporters buy and the one that remains identifiable for a long time afterwards.
The away shirt changes its base every year and often features elaborate designs. This is the one that is easiest to wear outside the stadium.
The third takes the most liberties in design and is released in smaller quantities. It becomes sought after once it’s sold out.
The supporter version has a straight, looser cut, made from a breathable yet flexible material. This is the one worn both at the stadium and on the street, and it’s the default choice if you’re unsure.
The player version, known as authentic, replicates the one on the pitch: it fits closer to the body, uses technical fabric, and has different finishes. It is significantly more fitted, to the point where it's common to take one size up.
In the supporter version, your usual t-shirt size should fit in most cases. Hummel shirts generally follow European sizing standards, but the size guide on the product page remains the reference.
In the player version, expect to take one size up at minimum, as these shirts are tailored close to the body.
For children, the junior sizes follow age and height in centimetres rather than adult sizes.
The official Liga printing has its own typography, different from that used in European Cups. This distinguishes official customization from an approximation.
A personalised shirt can’t be exchanged, so it’s essential to check the size before ordering. And a player's name is a gamble on longevity, which leads some supporters to keep a blank shirt.
The Spanish league isn't just about the two biggest budgets, and each club has its page:
The other clubs page covers the rest of the league, and the Liga page brings them all together all.
The promotions in the supporter shop collect the currently discounted kits, while the new arrivals showcase the collections that have just come in.
The clearance and good deals run all year round on end-of-line items. The sales occur during the legal periods.
The Black Friday kicks off the highlight series, ahead of the end-of-year festivities, winter sales, and the French Days in spring. The best time remains when the next collection arrives, when the previous one transitions to end-of-line clearance.
It’s Spanish for green and white, the two colours of the vertical stripes on the home shirt. Green is rare in Spanish football, making this shirt easily identifiable.
These are two distinct clubs from the same city, separated by one of the most intense derbies in Europe. Betis claims the most popular link, with attendance exceeding what its ranking would suggest.
The supporter shirt has a straight and comfortable cut, designed for everyday wear. The player shirt replicates the one on the pitch, with a close fit and more technical fabric.
Yes, the main shirts come in junior sizes. The size guides follow age and height in centimetres rather than adult sizes.
On the promotions in the supporter shop and in the clearance, which includes end-of-line items when the next collection arrives.