Following the release of their golden-yellow commemorative jersey last month, Paraguayan Primera Div...
Following the release of their golden-yellow commemorative jersey last month, Paraguayan Primera División club Guaraní and domestic supplier Kyrios have officially unveiled the away edition of their 123rd anniversary kit. Founded on October 12, 1903, the Asunción-based side continues to celebrate their rich history with a stealthy, alternate anniversary release.
The Kyrios Club Guaraní 2026 123rd anniversary away shirt is predominantly black, highlighted by refined gold accents. The fabric features an intricate, tone-on-tone jacquard weave showcasing indigenous Guarani pattern motifs, club references including "Dos Bocas", and founding details. A classic polo collar completes the refined look, while sponsor markings for Kia, Tigo, Ueno, Apostala, and Nissei appear in gold outlines across the chest and sleeves.
On the left chest, the jersey carries a retro-styled Club Guaraní crest framed by a golden laurel wreath, set opposite a tonal black textured Kyrios logo. Finishing touches include the club's nickname, "Legendario," applied in gold lettering across the upper back.
Paraguayan Primera División side Club Guaraní have officially launched a special commemorative kit to celebrate the club's 123rd anniversary. Founded on October 12, 1903, the Asunción-based institution teamed up once again with domestic brand Kyrios to unveil the limited-edition jersey.
The Club Guaraní 123rd anniversary kit moves away from the team's traditional vertical stripes in favor of a warm golden-yellow base tone. The shirt is detailed with black accents across the collar, side panels, and all sponsor applications, including Tigo, Ueno, and Apostala on the chest.
Several bespoke details emphasize the historical milestone. Instead of the standard club crest, the left chest features a dedicated commemorative gold shield displaying the years 1903-2026, the club's name, and a stylized "123" that incorporates the club's iconic cacique silhouette. On the upper back, the Guaraní phrase "Ñorairõ py'a" is printed in black between traditional indigenous pattern motifs.