Team shirts and kits of Spain

From 2010 to 2026: why the Spanish shirt has two stars

Spain won its first World Cup on 11 July 2010 in Johannesburg, beating the Netherlands 1-0 after extra time with a goal from Andrés Iniesta. Sixteen years later, on 19 July 2026 at the MetLife Stadium near New York, it defeated Argentina again by the same score, also after extra time, and added a second star above its badge.

The shirts worn during the tournament only had one star, and the models released after the victory display both. If you want the 2026 star, check for the 2 stars mention in the name of the shirt.

The other football teams

La Roja has its rivals, and each has its own page. The Nations page gathers all the teams, and Argentina, the opponent in the 2026 final, features the Albiceleste shirts. England, defeated in the Euro 2024 final, has its own page, as does Germany, beaten in the Euro 2008 final. Brazil and France include the kits of other star-studded nations.

Four European titles, a continental record

Before its world stars, la Roja established itself as the queen of Europe: it won the European Championship in 1964, at home, then in 2008 and 2012, framing its world title of 2010 in a series of three major trophies in a row. In 2024, in Berlin, it defeated England 2-1 in the final, becoming the first nation to win four European Championships.

Its home shirt remains true to red, paired with dark blue shorts, which gave the team its nickname. The away shirt, however, changes colour for each major competition, from white to more unexpected shades.

Women's, children's and long-sleeved shirts from la Roja

A supplier for the Spanish federation since 1991, adidas tailors the la Roja range for every supporter. The women's shirt has a more fitted cut, and a shorter version that stops above the waist is worn with high-waisted trousers. For children, the home shirt is available alone, with matching shorts or as a kit, and the away shirt is also available in junior sizes.

The long-sleeved models, in supporter or authentic versions, are suitable for autumn matches. The presentation jacket, trousers and training shorts complete the pre-match outfit, and a back pack and balls in Spanish colours support young players during training.

Good times to get the la Roja shirt

The shirt of the double world champions deserves careful timing. Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays make it a perfect gift, then the winter sales fuel the deals. In spring, the French Days take over, followed by the summer sales and the return of training, when the shirts with one star join the Clearance. Every order is prepared and dispatched within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the Spanish team called la Roja?

La Roja means The Red in Spanish, referring to the colour of the home shirt. The nickname became popular in the 2000s when the team began its series of European and world titles.

Does the Spain shirt run small?

The supporter version follows standard sizes: take your t-shirt size. The authentic version is much more fitted; if you don’t want a tight fit, go up a size.

How can I tell an authentic Spain shirt from a replica?

The authentic version is distinguished by its tailored fit, lighter fabric with ventilation zones, and a heat-sealed badge rather than a stitched one. Its name carries the Authentic label, which is absent from the supporter version.

What size Spain shirt should I choose for a child?

Choose based on the child's height in centimetres, which is more reliable than age. The home kit, which includes a shirt and shorts, eliminates the need to find matching bottoms and dresses a young supporter for both training and matches.

Can I personalise the two-star Spain shirt?

Yes, a name and a number can be added to the back of the home and away shirts. Choose a printing style in the colour and typography that matches your shirt for a look identical to that of the players.