What are Argentinos Juniors's colors?

Argentinos Juniors is closely identified with a red shirt crossed by a broad white diagonal sash, a combination that gives the club an immediately recognizable visual identity. Founded on August 15, 1904, the club developed from its early roots in Buenos Aires and is now strongly associated with the La Paternal neighborhood. Red and white appear not only on the traditional home kit but also throughout the club crest and facilities. The red identity has a long history: the colors helped inspire the well-known “Bichos Colorados” nickname during the early decades of the club. Argentinos Juniors currently plays home matches at Estadio Diego Armando Maradona in La Paternal. Although kit details have changed over different periods, the combination of Red and White remains the central visual language of the club.

The diagonal white sash has become especially important to the modern presentation of Argentinos Juniors. Beginning in 2016, the club placed renewed emphasis on keeping the white band over a red base as a consistent feature of its first-choice shirt. That approach gave the home kit a more stable visual signature instead of allowing its main design to change completely from season to season. The sash also connects naturally with the red-and-white elements of the club badge, creating a clear relationship between crest and shirt. Special and alternate kits may use different layouts or additional colors, but the traditional red field and contrasting white diagonal remain the defining reference for the primary Argentinos Juniors identity.