Check out all the latest kits and find out how to get your hands on one yourself Bayer Leverkusen. Landmarks of the city appear in the central red element, while the team's nickname 'Werkself' is stitched onto the back of the neck. You can buy Leverkusen's new jersey right here at the official club shop!
Bayern Munich. Bayern's new home shirt features three different shades of red - a first in the club's history - representing identity, emotion and the drama of the game. The diamonds of the Bavarian flag provide a new interpretation of the vertical stripe on the front of the shirt, with the club motto ' Mia san Mia ' 'We are who we are' on the neck. In an innovative first for a Bundesliga and Champions League team, the sleeve badge of sponsors Allianz is also a QR code, which fans can use to access exclusive promotions throughout the season.
The new away strip in an anthracite colour also boasts the same features. It's a design in hommage to Munich's statue Bavaria. For the first time ever, Bayern's women's team also have their own specific kit with a different number of stars and sponsors. They are available for the same prices as above.
You can buy Bayern's new home jersey right here at the official club shop! The club are going for a classic look next season. Elements on the collar and sleeves as well as the ascending pinstripes lend a dark blue touch and thus make for a harmonious overall look in combination with the dark shorts. The badge is a special feature of the new design, being made of silicone with a striking texture, setting it apart from the materials used in previous years. You can buy Hoffenheim's new jersey right here at the official club shop!
Heidenheim are sticking to their red and blue colours for their second season in the top flight, opting for a striped number that also includes a 'beard' collar that displays the city's crest on the back. You can buy Heidenheim's new jersey right here at the official club shop! Borussia Dortmund. The goalkeeper offering has an almost camouflage green colouring and the kit manufacturers, PUMA, have developed the shirt with RE:FIBRE technology, which is made by turning unused or no longer needed polyester into new fabric.
