Germany Away 1996

Germany's 1996 away kit is an emblem of one of the golden eras of German football. This kit was worn during the 1996 European Championship held in England, a tournament where Germany were crowned champions after defeating the Czech Republic in the final with an Oliver Bierhoff golden goal. This title marked the third European Championship in the country's history. With standout figures such as Matthias Sammer, Jurgen Klinsmann, and Andreas Köpke, Germany demonstrated their tactical and physical dominance in European football.

Design details

- Colours and design: The shirt features an intense green as its base colour, with white details on the chest and shoulders that enhance its elegance. This design is complemented by the colours of the German flag on the collar.
- Crest and logos: The German Football Federation crest appears on the chest alongside three stars, symbolising the World Cup titles achieved up to that date. The Adidas logo is embroidered, highlighting the collaboration with the brand.
- Collar and details: The V-neck incorporates a tricolour pattern (black, red, and yellow), symbolising the German flag, in a design that blends modernity and tradition.

Material and care

- Composition: Made from high-quality lightweight polyester, designed to provide comfort and breathability during high-intensity matches.
- Care: Machine wash cold and air dry are recommended to preserve the colours and design details.

This kit is a memorable piece, not only for its distinctive design but also for the success it symbolises, marking one of the most important milestones in the rich history of German football.