Uniform History "Garnet" History The Lanús Athletic shirt (computer that is not the forerunner of the Club Atlético Lanús), gold and green color was divided into equal halves.
Carlos Pointis, architect by profession, was responsible for designing the beautiful logo that distinguishes Lanús, above the monotonous shields of the other clubs. About the first jersey number of disputes arise. For many it was garnet from the beginning. Down some its founders were of English origin and had come from the city of Pontevedra, the club chose the color of those payments. Others argue that the same Carlos Pointis was responsible for choosing the color to try to differentiate themselves from other clubs. On a trip to Europe, again with maroon jerseys. This version more accurately said that Lanús employment during the first 13 years red shirt with white collar and cuffs. Then in 1928, an officer was sent to Europe in search of an original shirt. The manager arrived with a maroon t-shirt game. The version espoused by the club authorities said that on February 9, 1915 approving the colors of the institution as edges, and that over time led to garnet.
Club Atlético Lanús traditionally used maroon shirt, maroon shorts and white socks with Garnets edges. His white dress shirt alternative is decorated maroon, white shorts and white socks
In 1996, the year he won the Copa CONMEBOL used his traditional uniform of maroon wearing full uniform and alternate wearing white shirt, white shorts and maroon socks.
In 1999, he used a third model-shirt, dark blue, which was only used once, during a visit to Independiente in Clausura championship.
In 2007, was an exclusive model for the Copa Sudamericana, the black shirt with white collar and maroon color gradient in the abdominal area.
