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Bundesliga club football shirts

Here you will find the football shirts of the Bundesliga clubs, the German league: Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen, and the other teams that make up the elite of football across the Rhine.

Home, away and third shirts, in supporter and player versions, for the whole family.

What Bundesliga shirts can you find on Foot-Store?

You can find home, away, and third shirts from the main German clubs, including Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, and Bayer Leverkusen, in both supporter and player versions, for men and children. The selection also includes names and numbers, shorts, tracksuit bottoms, training tops, hoodies, and t-shirts to complete the outfit beyond just the shirt. The products are made by adidas, 11teamsports, or Puma, depending on the club's kit supplier.

Find your Bundesliga club

Each club has its own page to check all available shirts and accessories:

How does the Bundesliga championship work?

The Bundesliga is Germany's top professional men's football league, organised by the Deutsche Fussball-Liga (DFL). It features 18 clubs competing in home and away matches, spanning a total of 34 matchdays from August to May. At the bottom of the table, the two lowest-ranked teams are automatically relegated to the 2. Bundesliga, while the top teams qualify for European competitions such as the Champions League and the Europa League. The league is known for its attacking football and the atmosphere in its stadiums, supported by some of the highest-standing terraces in Europe. Gerd Müller remains the all-time top scorer in the competition's history with 365 goals.

Supporter version or player version: what to choose?

The supporter version of the shirt is designed for everyday use, more comfortable and usually more affordable. The player version mirrors the cut worn on the pitch by professional players, often more fitted and technical. The choice mainly depends on the intended use: wearing the shirt in the stands or during a friendly match, or seeking the same cut as the players. Both versions are available for several clubs and offered with or without printing.

Where to find the best deals on Bundesliga shirts?

The best deals can be found in the promotional sections of the site, which change throughout the year. The Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays are great times to keep an eye on Bons Plans and special offers. The winter sales, followed by the French Days in spring, provide another opportunity to check the Sales and Clearance pages. To spot the latest arrivals, the New Arrivals page or the section dedicated to supporter shirts will help you follow recent releases, and the Shipped in 24h page can help identify what is available for quick dispatch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a home, away, and third shirt?

The home shirt is worn by the team in its own stadium, usually in the club's traditional colours. The away shirt is used when the team plays against an opponent, often in a different colour to avoid confusion. The third shirt is a third kit, sometimes more unique, used alongside the first two depending on the matches.

Can a Bundesliga shirt be personalised with printing?

Yes, printing with a name and number can be added to many shirts in the range. This is especially true for the shirts of the most popular clubs, with the option to choose a player from the squad or personal printing. The printing is a standalone range, separate from the shirt itself.

Are there Bundesliga shirts for children?

Yes, several clubs offer home, away, and third shirts in children's sizes, as well as matching shorts. Bayern Munich, for example, has a complete children's range across its various kits. It is useful to check the availability of children's sizes directly on the product page of the club you’re interested in.

What size should I choose for a football shirt?

Football shirts generally follow standard adult or children's sizes depending on age and body shape. The supporter version cut is often looser than the player version, which is more fitted. If you’re unsure between two sizes, it’s best to refer to the size guide available on each product page, as it can vary from one supplier to another.

Are the shirts on offer from the current season?

The catalogue includes both current collection kits and shirts from previous seasons that are still available. The season in question is always noted in the title of each product, making it easy to check before buying. It’s a good idea to look for this information if you’re specifically looking for the model currently worn by the team.