What are Talleres de Cordoba's colors?

Club Atlético Talleres has built its visual identity around Blue and White, colors defined in the club’s statutes and traditionally arranged as alternating stripes. Talleres was founded in Córdoba on October 12, 1913, by workers connected with the Central Córdoba Railway workshops, with the institution taking shape at the Biblioteca Popular Vélez Sarsfield. The striped blue-and-white shirt became a lasting feature of the club’s appearance and is closely associated with its Albiazul identity. The same color combination extends to the Talleres crest, which uses a blue field with vertical white stripes and the initials C.A.T. prominently incorporated into the design. Although alternative kits have introduced other colors over the decades, blue and white remain the colors formally and historically associated with Talleres.

Talleres continued to reinterpret its established striped design for the 2026 season. The home shirt produced with Le Coq Sportif retained the traditional blue-and-white identity while giving the familiar vertical stripe concept a more dynamic graphic treatment. The design drew on visual ideas associated with light and movement rather than replacing the club’s established color arrangement. This approach illustrates how Talleres can vary the appearance of its home shirt from season to season while keeping the blue-and-white striped structure recognizable as the foundation of its football identity.