The Real Betis 1915 Home Long Sleeve Retro Football Jersey celebrates a defining moment in the origins of one of Spain's most historic football clubs. Following the merger of Sevilla Balompié and Real Betis Foot-Ball Club in December 1914, the newly established Real Betis Balompié began competing under its familiar name. During late 1914 and early 1915, the team wore a distinctive black-and-yellow striped uniform, including during matches at the Tablada racecourse in Seville. This remarkable design represents an important chapter in the club's earliest history, before its famous green-and-white colours became firmly established.
 
The club's formative generation included early football figures such as Cabezas, Navarro, Vengouzel and Zúñiga, whose names are associated with the pioneering years of Real Betis. The 1914 merger brought together two established football organisations and helped shape the identity of a club that would become deeply connected to the city of Seville and its passionate supporters. The royal distinction granted in 1914 also contributed to the development of the club's historic name and crowned emblem, both of which remain important elements of its heritage.
 
The jersey features bold vertical golden-yellow-and-black stripes, creating a striking appearance that differs from Real Betis's familiar modern colours. A traditional black fold-over collar with a criss-cross lace-up neckline provides an authentic early-20th-century silhouette, while long sleeves continue the alternating yellow-and-black pattern and finish with wide black cuffs. The chest features a vintage crowned circular emblem with Betis Balompié lettering, recalling the club's earliest identity following the historic merger. Combining traditional football craftsmanship, distinctive colours and more than a century of Andalusian football heritage, this remastered home jersey is a timeless tribute to the origins of Real Betis Balompié.