Ecuador 2022/23 Kits

Nicknamed 'La Tri' meaning Tri-colour, Ecuador play in yellow shirts with blue shorts and red socks reflecting the country's national flag with their away kit being blue with yellow shorts and blue socks which are manufactured by Marathon. The current roster features several household names including Manchester United's Antonio Valencia, Lokomotiv Moscow's Felipe Caicedo and America's Christian Benitez.

Men's Ecuador Shirt

The Ecuador national football team played their first international against Bolivia drawing 1-1 in Santiago, Bolivia on the 8th August 1938. They play their home games in yellow shirts, blue shorts and red socks. The shirt has not been worn with much success as the side is considered one of the weakest in South America. In the 2002 World Cup, Ecuador managed to beat Croatia, but still failed to get out of their group which also contained Mexico & Italy.

Ecuador's best ever place in the Copa America was fourth place in the 1993 tournament and in the FIFA World Cup their best position was the Round of 16 in the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.

Ivan Hurtado holds the record for the most number of appearances with over 160 and Agustin Delgado holds the record for the most number of goals with 31.

World Cup Kits

The 2014 World Cup tournament will be Ecuador's third appearance where they first played in an all white home kit back in 1941 which included yellow, red and blue trim in a thin hoop across the front. The 2014 World Cup Ecuador home shirt by Marathon features the nations famous yellow colours while blue is included as the trim and red is the third colour featured on the sides and collar. The 2014 World Cup away shirt features the same template as the home shirt but in a blue colour. Yellow is included on the shirt as the trim while red is absent.

Ecuador play in a predominantly yellow shirt, blue shorts and red socks which is based upon the design of the country's national flag. Nicknamed 'La-Tri', Ecuador are one of three nations in South America to have yellow as their home colour.

The 2002 World Cup shirt saw blue featured heavily as the secondary colour running down both sides of the shirt with a red line work adding to the colourful but unique design. In 2006 effort saw one shoulder given a blue design while blue and red slashes across the front added vibrancy to the shirt. Both kits were completed with standard blue shorts and red shorts.

Their current kit supplied by domestic manufacturer Marathon features blue trim and a blue and red gradient stripe across of the top of the chest. In the current design the country's name also appears above the federation crest.

In terms of away kits dark blue with yellow trim is the most commonly seen colour scheme. Another common display by Ecuador has seen a white away shirt with red, blue and yellow trim.

Ecuador have used several kit suppliers in their history as a football nation including Puma and Reebok in the early 90's and their current manufacturer Marathon from the mid 90's onwards.

The 2006 kit which carried Ecuador to the knockout rounds is the most notable of the nation's shirts, with the unique design matching the use of bold colours to create a memorable and unique shirt.

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