World Football Shirts

Nike manufacture the latest Mainz 05 football shirts and I'm afraid to say, they've replicated the golf-club design they used for the Fulham home shirts last season.

The Wolfsburg home shirt this year is green and white halved with an old fashioned collar, and that’s it. Manufactured by Nike this shirt wouldn’t be too bad if it wasn’t for the sponsors logo and I’m sure you can see my point on that one.

The Werder Bremen home shirt is all green with a white collar and the famous Kappa twins sitting on the shoulder. If I’m honest it’s pretty plain looking. This might be down to the manufacturers Kappa who to be honest are not in the habit of making fancy shirts and these ones are also tight fitting.

VFB Stuttgart's home football shirt this season has had very subtle changes; there has been nothing to extravagant here.

One of the few clubs in the Bundesliga to have their shirts manufactured by Umbro VFL Bochum have gone for two different shades of blue vertical stripes with a very thin white line across the front of the shoulders.

Schalke 04 head into their football adventure with pretty much the same style shirt as last season.

The Nurnberg home shirt for the 2007-08 season is all red with those famous Adidas stripes running across the shoulders.

It seems that most German clubs love using the colour blue as MSV Duisburg show off their current 07-08 football shirt. Blue and white horizontal stripes with a simple blue rounded collar makes up the design and one that looks pretty good in my eyes.

The Karlsruher home shirt is dark blue with white and blue arms and a white and blue collar with a black trim. There are white panels running down the sides of the chest. A very nice looking and well
designed shirt.

Hertha Berlin have made quite a large change with their home football shirt for this season.

The Hansa Rostock home shirt is light blue with a white neck line and white arms with a light blue trim on the edges. Not sure I really like the sponsors logo being slapped in the middle especially when it is bright red. It takes the eye away from the rest of the shirt which to be fair is quite nice.

Yet again another German football club has moved for a more simple and plain design for their shirts yet they would argue that it is a retro look. Well that’s fine for one style of shirt but to use it for your away and third shirt is maybe a bit too much.

Hamburg have gone for a white shirt with thin red stripes running vertically down the front. Manufactured by Adidas the traditional three stripes, in red, are aligning the tops of the shoulders. An all white collar completes a great looking shirt.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s home shirt is black and red halves with a rounded collar and an all red back with a black arm. Frankfurt have enlarged the stripes from last seasons shirts and I think it looks a lot better. A very basic design and not much going on in terms of style but a very nice shirt nonetheless.

The Cottbus home shirt is a very sleak and novel design with shades of a Monaco shirt of old. That said I like the white stripe through red as these two colours will always prove to be a winning combination.

Borussia Dortmund's home football shirt lacked something last season and here at World Football Shirts it didn't really get us excited.

Bayern Leverkusen have changed the design of their football shirt for the new Bundesliga campaign, while keeping with the traditional club colours.

Bayern Munich have always delivered great football shirts, sharp sleek designs which have always stood out.

Fairly new on the Bundesliga stage Arminia have got themselves a football shirt they can be proud of and one that is going to be distinctive with the Bundesliga. All blue with white cross that positions itself on the right side. An all white collar finishes the shirt.