BC MoraBanc Andorra Unveils 'Gebre' and 'Torb' Kits for 2026/27 Season
The club launched its rebranded kits themed around 'cold' and local pride at a lively fan event, introducing matching designs for senior and youth teams for the first time.
Key Points
- New ice-blue 'Gebre' kit unveiled by Artem Pustovyi and white 'Torb' by Lazar Mutic at Pyrénées shopping centre.
- Event featured ice bath activation, music, mascot Brut, and over 100 fans; sales beat last year.
- Debut youth academy uniforms presented by Laia Garrido and Daniel Cortés, promoting club unity.
- Jersey customization proceeds donated to AUTEA, Andorra's autism association.
BC MoraBanc Andorra presented its new kits for the 2026/27 season on Thursday at Pyrénées shopping centre, introducing the senior team's "Gebre" and "Torb" designs alongside a debut uniform for the youth academy.
The event kicked off in the morning outside the centre with a ice bath activation and prizes, setting the tone for the "Sota Zero" theme tied to the club's summer rebranding. Around 100 fans gathered in the afternoon for the official reveal, featuring music, the club's announcer, cheer team, mascot Brut, and more elaborate staging than in previous years.
Pivot Artem Pustovyi unveiled "Gebre", the ice-blue kit, while Lazar Mutic presented "Torb", the white version. Both align with the rebrand's colours of cold, north, and local pride. Dot Martí, head of operations, said the club aimed to create something different by linking the kits to "cold", helping fans feel the new identity connected to Andorra.
Sales exceeded last year's event at Illa Carlemany, according to the club. For the first time, youth players Laia Garrido and Daniel Cortés showcased matching academy kits on stage, reinforcing visual and symbolic unity across all levels from base teams to the first squad.
Fans could buy and customise jerseys on site, with all printing proceeds going to AUTEA, Andorra's autism association, adding a social dimension to the launch. The kits emphasise the club's focus on youth development and a cohesive identity.
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