Real Madrid Away Kits

Real Madrid's 2022/23 adidas alternate shirt was predominantly light purple with a graphic that had a matching shade. Subtly placed in a hoop formation, the visual design resembled diagonal tiles gradually fading towards their bottom edge. Note that the purple base was the accent used for that season's home shirt. An almost blacked out dark navy provides colour to the contrasting monochrome logos, round collar, shoulder stripes, and sleeve cuffs. The selected base tone relieved happy memories for the club, like its 2017 UCL Finals win with the players wearing their purple, albeit a relatively darker one, away kit of that season.

Real Madrid gets to wear a deep blue adidas away shirt for the 2021/22 La Liga season. The base colour choice takes inspiration from the club's 1998/99 third shirt, and for that, the jersey also features orange accents coming from the shoulder stripes and piping of the meshy Condivo 21-templated collar. The light-toned graffiti-inspired graphics resembling drawings on a coach's board, however, steals the show. They consist of abstract curves and squiggly lines, even some MADRID brandings and arrows on random spots.

The 2020-2021 away kit of Real Madrid CF completely contrasts itself with the home counterpart with its full-blown use of Pink as the base colour. The said shirt is one of the those that sports a simple clean look, with emphasis going to the kit's pink colour and the dark navy brandings and logos. The official colourway is dubbed as 'Spring Pink/Dark Blue."

The designs of the away kit have placements similar to that on the home kit. The three stripes still run down the sides of the main body, and the sponsor branding (Emirates FLY BETTER), as well as the rest of the logos, are positioned on the same places. The away kit does not have the tiger print on the cuffs, though the said print is present on the inner side of the back collar and runs across the lower edge.