Away/third shirt worn by Real Zaragoza during the 1996–98 seasons.
The design features bold black and yellow vertical stripes across the body, creating a striking and unconventional look that stands out from the club’s traditional white home colours. A clean white collar frames the neckline, while three white stripes around each sleeve provide a sporty accent and reinforce the early-1990s style. The combination of vibrant stripes with classic detailing gives the kit a distinctive identity, with the club crest and sponsor branding displayed prominently on the chest.
During the 1996/97 and 1997/98 seasons, Real Zaragoza experienced a period of transition in La Liga, moving away from the heights of their 1995 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup triumph towards a more unstable mid-table presence. Managed by Víctor Fernández, the team navigated challenges both on and off the pitch, working to maintain competitiveness while integrating new players and balancing squad development. The black-and-yellow striped away/third kit served as a bold alternative during domestic fixtures, providing a visually striking complement to the club’s traditional home colours.
A distinctive black-and-yellow striped away/third shirt with a white collar and sleeve stripes, representing Real Zaragoza during a transitional mid-table period in the late 1990s.
