BUNDESLIGA

Thirty-eight German club jerseys, split almost evenly between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, with Hamburger SV filling in behind them. Adidas covers most of the Bayern stock, Nike and Puma most of Dortmund's, a fair reflection of how sponsorship split the Bundesliga across two decades.

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Bayern Munich, Adidas from end to end

Bayern Munich runs from a Matthäus 1997-99 home shirt through Ballack and Robben to Boateng in 2017-18, the red shirt and the three stripes staying constant while the sponsor across the chest changed several times over. Ribery and Schweinsteiger both appear too, a 2008-09 home shirt for the former and a 2005-06 home shirt for the latter, two players who between them covered close to a decade and a half at the club, plus a Gotze home shirt from 2015-16 after his return from Dortmund, and a Lizarazu away shirt from 2004-05 that shows the club's squad numbering ran into the sixties that season for players outside the regular starting eleven.

Borussia Dortmund through the Nike years

Borussia Dortmund is stocked almost entirely from the mid-nineties, home and away shirts from 1995 through 1998 in Nike, alongside a Rosicky 2000-02 home shirt from the German-made Goool.de label the club briefly used before Nike returned, and more recent Puma training pieces from Weigl's time at the club in 2016-17, a home shirt and two training sweaters that together track his single season as a regular starter before injuries slowed his career down.

Hamburger SV, one shirt worn by two future stars

HSV Hamburg's stock is smaller but pointed: a 2007-09 home shirt exists with both Kompany's and van der Vaart's names on the back, two players who went on to very different careers, one captaining Manchester City to Premier League titles and the other becoming a Real Madrid and Netherlands regular, from the same Adidas template worn at the same club in the same two seasons.

Reading a Bundesliga shirt's era

German kit sponsors changed less often than in England or Italy through this period, so it's the crest design and the manufacturer's logo placement that usually date a shirt more precisely than the sponsor does. The Goool.de label on the Dortmund shirt above is one such marker, a short-lived kit deal that narrows a shirt to a two-year window almost by itself. Anyone chasing the national side alongside these clubs will find the same generation of players in Germany, and the wider run of shirts from this decade sits under the nineties and the 2000s.

Good to know

Which German clubs are stocked here?
Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund make up most of the page, with Hamburger SV behind them.
Are Bundesliga shirts from this era easy to date?
Crest design and manufacturer logo placement usually narrow it down, since sponsor changes were less frequent than in some other leagues.
Do you have training shirts as well as matchday shirts?
Yes, a small number of training pieces from Dortmund are included alongside the home and away shirts.
How are sizes measured?
Pit to pit and top to bottom, measured flat, listed per product rather than relied on from the label.
What are the shipping costs?
Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros. Every order ships with track and trace.

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