Our selection of Borussia Dortmund brings together the jerseys and gear of the BVB: home, away and third jerseys from Puma, BVB anniversary jersey, Kidsuper t-shirt, half-zip training jersey and top, Pumatech tracksuit jacket, and tracksuit bottoms.
The yellow and black of the BVB.
The Borussia Dortmund, founded in 1909 in the Ruhr, is famous for its yellow and black colours and the atmosphere of its stadium, the Signal Iduna Park, formerly known as the Westfalenstadion. Its south stand, the Südtribüne, nicknamed the Yellow Wall, is the largest standing terrace in Europe: tens of thousands of supporters sing throughout the match. BVB won the Champions League in 1997 and remains one of the top clubs in Germany, known for uncovering young talent.
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Puma supplies kits for Borussia Dortmund. The home kit is yellow, with black accents, a signature look from afar on the pitch. The away kit, usually black, and the third kit showcase other variations. The anniversary jersey celebrates the club's history, and the t-shirt created with Kidsuper, a New York art studio, adds a touch of fashion. Jerseys are also available in supporter versions, with a comfortable cut.
The training jersey and the half-zip top, worn by players during sessions, can also be used for everyday sports. The Pumatech tracksuit jacket made from windproof fabric, along with the tracksuit trousers, completes the outfit. For sizing, Puma jerseys are true to size; it's recommended to go one size up for a looser fit. Wash the jersey inside out at thirty degrees, without fabric softener, to preserve the technical fabric and patches.
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In 1997, beating Juventus in the final in Munich. The club also reached the finals in 2013 and 2024, losing to Bayern Munich and then to Real Madrid.
The Signal Iduna Park, formerly the Westfalenstadion, is one of the largest stadiums in Germany. Its south stand, the Südtribüne, is the largest standing terrace in Europe.
The home kit is bright yellow with black accents, the club's iconic colours. The away kit, usually dark, is worn when the opponent plays in a colour too similar.
The Pumatech tracksuit jacket and matching trousers made from lightweight technical fabric can be worn for training or in daily life. The half-zip top completes the outfit for cooler weather.
BVB has unveiled or reignited many talents, such as Robert Lewandowski, Erling Haaland, and Jude Bellingham, and includes loyal figures like Marco Reus, a Dortmund native who has spent over ten years at the club.