Running of the Bulls Uniform
& Commemorative T-Shirts
Get the shirt from the day you ran. Featuring the actual names of the bulls that ran in Pamplona. Commemorative t-shirts featuring official bull names from each day of San Fermín.
What to Wear to Running of the Bulls
The traditional running of the bulls uniform consists of a white shirt, white pants, a red pañuelo (bandana) tied around the neck, and a red faja (sash) worn around the waist. Comfortable running shoes are essential. This traditional San Fermín attire is worn by over one million people each year during the festival.
Two legends explain the iconic white and red Pamplona traditional costume: one says the colors honor San Fermín himself - white representing his purity as a saint, and red representing his blood as a martyr. The other traces back to the butchers who originally ran with the bulls, wearing white aprons stained red from their trade.
Whether you subscribe to one legend or both, wearing the traditional encierro uniform connects you to centuries of Pamplona culture and bull running tradition.
Commemorative T-Shirts with Official Bull Names
What makes our San Fermín commemorative shirts unique? Each morning during San Fermín, six fighting bulls from a specific ganaderia (bull ranch) run through the streets of Pamplona. Our Pamplona bull names t-shirts feature the actual names of the bulls from each specific date.
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About the Bulls: Ganaderias of Pamplona
Each day of San Fermín features bulls from a different ganaderia (bull ranch). Understanding the ganaderias adds depth to your running of the bulls experience.
Miura
The most famous ganaderia in the world. Miura bulls typically run on July 14th, the final day of the festival. Running with Miura is considered the ultimate challenge by experienced bull runners.
Cebada Gago
This ranch has produced bulls responsible for the most gorings in San Fermín history - over 56 documented gorings across their appearances. Cebada Gago bulls demand the highest respect.
José Escolar
Known for having the highest gorings-per-run ratio of any ganaderia in recent years. José Escolar bulls are unpredictable and require careful strategy.
Jandilla
Historically one of the most dangerous ranches, with 29 gorings between 2002 and 2015. Jandilla bulls are known for being particularly dangerous and aggressive.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Want to run with the bulls yourself? Our team of experienced bull runners, including Dennis Clancey, have been guiding visitors through San Fermín since 2007.
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