The Giants’ jerseys say “Gigantes” because that’s the Spanish word for “Giants,” and the team uses it to celebrate the Bay Area’s Latino community and the club’s Latino fan base.

Quick Scoop

In 2026, the San Francisco Giants expanded that idea into “Fiesta Gigantes” games, and the special uniforms became a more prominent part of that celebration. Earlier versions of the jersey were basically a straightforward Spanish-language swap of the team name, while the newer version is a redesigned alternate with a black jersey, two-tone cap, and Latino-inspired design elements.

Why it matters

  • It is a cultural tribute, not a different team name.
  • It connects the Giants with Spanish-speaking fans and the broader Latino community in the Bay Area.
  • The “Gigantes” look has been used in special settings since 2005 and has now been expanded into a bigger team tradition.

If you want, I can also explain the difference between the old “Gigantes” jerseys and the new 2026 version.