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Bundesliga: the jerseys of German clubs

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24h Bayern Munich Home Shirt 2026/27 4.9 / 5
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The Bundesliga page features the shirts of clubs from the German league, from Bayern Munich to Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig, in home, away, and third versions.

The league of packed stadiums and standing terraces.

A championship born in 1963

The Bundesliga was established in 1963, bringing together for the first time the best clubs from West Germany in a single national championship. It consists of ten-eight clubs and is known for the high attendance at its stadiums, some of the highest in Europe, and for its reasonably priced standing areas. The Südtribüne of the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund, known as the Yellow Wall, is the largest standing section in Europe.

The 50+1 rule

The Bundesliga applies the 50+1 rule: the members of a club must hold the majority of the voting rights, which restricts control by a single investor. There are exceptions for clubs that have long been supported by a company, such as Bayer Leverkusen, linked to the chemical group Bayer, or Wolfsburg, connected to Volkswagen. Bayer Leverkusen won its first champion title in 2024 without losing a single match.

The jerseys of the major clubs

The Bayern Munich, the most successful club in the country, plays in red and wears adidas, a Bavarian brand like itself. The Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig are dressed by Puma. Each club has a home jersey, an away jersey, and a third, and Bayern also offers the jersey of its women's team. The jersey is available in a supporter version, with a looser fit and durable material, or in an authentic version, which is more fitted and lighter.

The clubs of the selection

The selection is organised by club:

The other leagues, Ligue 1, Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, and the national teams are featured on the teams page.

New arrivals and good deals

The new arrivals showcase the latest models, the promotions feature previous collections at discounted prices, and the items shipped in 24h are prepared and sent within 24 hours. The good deals, clearance, sales and the Black Friday have their football page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the 50+1 rule?

It requires that the club's association, and thus its members, holds the majority of the voting rights, at least half plus one vote. It prevents a single investor from taking control, with a few historical exceptions.

Which German club has the most titles?

Bayern Munich is by far the most successful club in the German league, with more than thirty champion titles. Its red jersey is one of the most worn by football supporters in Germany.

What is the Yellow Wall?

It is the Südtribüne of the Signal Iduna Park, the stadium of Borussia Dortmund, the largest standing section in Europe. Its supporters in yellow and black create a spectacular wall of colour on match nights.

What is the difference between home, away and third jersey?

The home jersey features the club's traditional colours, while the away is used in case of a colour clash with the opponent. The third, third kit, often has a more original design.

How do you care for a printed jersey?

Wash it inside out, at 30 degrees, without fabric softener, and air dry. Never iron directly on the printing or heat-pressed badges, which may come off.