Germany 1996

The German national team jersey worn during the 1996 European Championship in England is one of the most emblematic in German football history. In this tournament, the German team was crowned champion after defeating the Czech Republic in the final with a golden goal from Oliver Bierhoff, marking a milestone in European football history. Outstanding players such as Jürgen Klinsmann, Matthias Sammer, and Andreas Möller were fundamental to the team's success, leaving their mark on this competition.

Design details

- Colors and design: Predominantly white, the jersey features black details and trim in the colors of the German flag on the collar and sleeves, highlighting its national identity.
- Crest and logos: The German Football Federation crest includes the three stars representing the World Cup titles obtained up to that moment, while the Adidas logo appears in the center of the chest.
- Additional details: Includes a subtle design with geometric graphics in the fabric, which adds a touch of sophistication to the classic design.

Material and care

- Composition: Made of lightweight polyester, ideal for maintaining freshness and comfort during play.
- Care: Machine wash cold and air dry to preserve details and colors.

This jersey symbolizes a golden era for German football, remembered as much for its sober design as for the European title won in 1996. A uniform that celebrates the legacy and success of the Mannschaft.