Two years later, Barcelona will return to their iconic (and recently renovated) in Camp No, 2025/26, with their bold new home kit in style.
Starting with half the shirt from last season, the latest design reintroduces the club’s beloved Blaugrana vertical stripes – this time a modern twist.
The stripes have been reimagined with a stylish diagonal gradient effect, blending Barça’s traditional blue and red into a rich purple haze. The fluid visual volume is to reflect the movement and energy of players like Lamine Yamal, Pedri and Raphinha, whose dynamic style was defined last season.
In the collar, the FC Barcelona is proudly printed, while the back is a subtle nod of the club’s heritage: a combination of the Barcelona flag and the details of the Catalan Candida under the collar.
The shorts are blue with horizontal trim and vertical strips downward to the legs to make the appearance even.
The Spotify logo appears in the front of the shirt, along with Nike’s Swoosh, and the Ambilight TV has women on the men’s first-team sleeves and Bimbo. The UNHCR/ACNUR logo also continues to appear under the player numbers on the back.
Barcelona first adopted vertical stripes in 1910, despite several bold deviations over the decades – such as the Centennial Kit, the horizontal stripes of 2015/16 or the board format of 2019/20 – they are still the club’s visual signature. The return of verticals underscores Barcelona’s commitment to tradition while embracing the development of design.
New kits are now available through online stores in Barcelona and Nike, as well as select global retailers.
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