The Liga badge complements a supporter jersey or a printed outfit by reminding of the competition contested by the club. It is placed on the sleeve or chest, alongside the name and the player's number.
This page brings together the available models, including badges related to championship titles, to dress up a Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, Atlético Madrid or any other club playing in Liga.
A Liga badge is an official emblem that identifies the Spanish competition on a football shirt. It is different from a club badge: it does not represent the team itself, but rather the league in which it competes. It is usually found on the sleeve of the shirt, sometimes accompanied by a separate badge for titles won, such as the current champion status.
The catalogue offers Liga badges for the current season as well as models from previous seasons, useful for recreating a shirt worn at a specific time. There is a classic Liga badge, a version designed for children's shirts, and two badges related to champion status, corresponding to different seasons. Each reference is made by Avery Dennison, a specialist in sports textile marking, which ensures a close match to the shirts worn on the pitch.
The Liga badge is part of the marking range on the site: it is applied using flocking, the same technique used for the names and numbers of players. It can be added to a shirt that is already flocked or applied on its own, depending on the position intended by the shirt's manufacturer. Before ordering, it is helpful to check the specific shirt model, as some badges are designed for a certain cut or season.
A Liga badge is applied to a club shirt. To find the shirts of the most followed teams in the league, you can check their categories directly:
To see all the clubs and flocking options available for the league, the Liga category groups all available teams.
Liga badges and the shirts that accompany them see their prices fluctuate according to the site's commercial periods. The key moments to watch are, in order of their occurrence throughout the year, Black Friday, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, and then the French Days in spring. Outside of these periods, the Deals page and the Specials page allow you to spot current offers in the supporter world. The Clearance page is also worth monitoring during seasonal changes, when old badges are replaced with new models. For the most recently added items, the New Arrivals page centralizes the latest additions.
No, each badge is designed for a specific placement and sometimes a particular shirt cut. It is advisable to check that the shirt already has a designated spot for a competition badge or to compare dimensions before purchasing.
The classic Liga badge simply identifies the competition in which the club participates. The Champion badge, on the other hand, indicates that the team won the league during a specific season, and is generally worn in addition to, not instead of, the classic badge.
The badge is applied via flocking during the order, just like a player's name and number. It is not sold as an iron-on patch to apply at home, so the application is done at the time of ordering on the selected shirt.
Badges from previous seasons are still available for those who wish to recreate a shirt worn at a specific time, for example, during a championship win. They correspond to the exact version that was flocked on the shirts of that time.
The badge designed for children's shirts has the same visual as the adult version, but in a format adapted to the smaller size of junior shirts. This prevents a badge that is too large from overflowing the designated spot on the shirt.