Alavés Jerseys Alavés’ blue-white color scheme blends Basque culture with maritime influences. Home kits feature classic blue-white stripes, traditional collars, and subtle badges, with the Basque flag inscribed inside the neckline. Away designs use black-gold or white bases with fox head motifs (symbolizing club history) or wave textures. Balancing tradition and modernity, breathable fabrics and dynamic cuts enhance performance, while a centenary "100" badge adorns the lower left hem. The jerseys preserve 1921-founded blue-white roots, embodying the "Blue and White Banner"'s resilience through innovative details.

Alavés History Founded in 1921, Alavés plays at Mendizorrotza Stadium, nicknamed the "Blue and White Banner." A Basque representative, it has earned 3 La Liga promotions (1931, 1958, 1998) and reached the 2001 UEFA Cup final. Known for tenacious defense and collective football, it fluctuated between divisions before returning to the top tier in 2023 after relegation. Rooted in youth academies and regional identity, it remains competitive via local strategies, notably advancing in the 2024 Copa del Rey, continuing its "small club, big dreams" ethos.