What are Tigres UANL's colors?

Few details identify Tigres UANL as quickly as a yellow shirt crossed by a strong blue band. The club formally emerged on March 7, 1960, representing the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, and yellow and blue have remained central to its visual identity. The traditional home look typically gives yellow the largest area of the shirt while blue supplies the defining contrast, especially through the broad chest band that has appeared in numerous variations over the years. The word “TIGRES” is often incorporated directly into that band, turning the club name into part of the uniform design rather than a separate decorative element. Blue also features prominently in the crest, creating a consistent link between the badge and the home kit. Tigres plays its home matches at Estadio Universitario in San Nicolás de los Garza, where the university connection is also physically reflected in the stadium’s location on the UANL campus.

The 2026–27 home jersey places particular emphasis on one of Tigres UANL’s longest-running visual signatures. Its familiar blue chest band is enlarged and becomes the main graphic element of the yellow shirt, with “TIGRES” displayed prominently across the center. Blue detailing also appears around the sleeves and collar area, keeping the two core colors clearly connected throughout the design. Rather than replacing the traditional arrangement with an entirely new concept, the shirt expands an element already closely associated with Tigres uniforms. That approach makes the kit easy to recognize even as proportions, typography, trim and other details change from season to season.