Real Betis

Real Betis Balompie are the soul of Seville's working class and one of Spanish football's most beloved clubs. The green and white vertical stripes of the Verdiblancos have been an iconic sight in La Liga for decades, and the club's passionate support base is among the most devoted in Spain. Two Copa del Rey titles, a UEFA Cup final appearance in 2005, and a La Liga title in their history have given Betis supporters more than enough to celebrate.

Founded in 1907 and based in Seville, Andalusia, Spain, the club play at the Estadio Benito Villamarin. Their honours include 2 Copa del Rey wins (1935, 2022), a UEFA Cup final appearance in 2005, and 1 La Liga title (1935). Nicknamed Los Verdiblancos (The Green and Whites).

The green and white vertical stripes are among La Liga's most iconic designs. That distinctive combination, unlike anything else in Spanish football, gives Betis an instant visual identity that fans love. The kits worn during the mid-2000s UEFA Cup run, produced by Kappa, are fondly remembered as the backdrop to some of the club's greatest European nights. The 2022 Copa del Rey-winning season, when Betis beat Valencia on penalties at La Cartuja in Seville, produced a striking Hummel kit that collectors immediately sought out. The green and white combination is non-negotiable and entirely timeless.