Real Betis 95-97 Windbreaker

The iconic Real Betis 1995–97 Kappa windbreaker captures one of the most distinctive periods in the club’s 1990s history, combining the famous green and white identity of Betis with the unmistakable styling of vintage Kappa sportswear.

Featuring a bold white and black panelled design with contrasting green chevron detailing, the jacket showcases the classic Real Betis crest alongside embroidered Kappa branding. The repeated Kappa Omini taping running down both sleeves gives the piece an instantly recognisable mid-1990s aesthetic.

Worn around the 1995–97 period, the jacket represents an exciting era for Real Betis. Under manager Lorenzo Serra Ferrer, Betis established themselves among Spain’s leading sides, finishing third in La Liga in 1994–95 and reaching the Copa del Rey final in 1997.

The squad featured some of the most memorable players of the era, including Alfonso Pérez, Finidi George, Robert Jarni, Alexis Trujillo, Juan Merino and goalkeeper Toni Prats, with Betis becoming a regular presence towards the top end of Spanish football.

The combination of Kappa branding, contrasting colour blocking and signature sleeve taping makes this windbreaker a standout example of 1990s football sportswear, while the relaxed silhouette perfectly captures the style of the period.

More than just a windbreaker, this piece represents a memorable chapter in Real Betis history — a symbol of the Serra Ferrer era, the passion of the Benito Villamarín and one of the club’s strongest sides of the 1990s.