Germany's 1998 World Cup away shirt is a symbol of change and evolution in German kit design. Although the tournament did not result in a title for the team, who were eliminated in the quarter-finals by Croatia, this kit left a mark in the memory of fans for its distinctive design and its association with a new generation of German players. Featuring standout players such as Jürgen Klinsmann, Oliver Bierhoff and Lothar Matthäus, this shirt accompanied a team that sought to adapt to the changes in international football.
Design details
- Colours and design: The shirt is distinguished by a vertical two-colour design in green and white, a scheme that combines modernity and tradition. This design recalls classic German uniforms with a fresh approach. - Crest and logos: The German Football Association crest features the three stars representing the World Cup titles won up to 1990. The Adidas logo is embroidered in the centre, just below the collar. - Additional details: The V-neck collar combines green and white with a simple yet elegant trim. The design also includes Adidas' signature three stripes on the shoulders.
Material and care
- Composition: Made of breathable polyester, this shirt was designed to provide comfort and performance on the field. - Care: Machine wash cold and air dry required to keep colors and details in perfect condition.
This shirt is remembered not only for its unique design, but also for representing a German team in a time of transition, highlighting the skill and resilience that have always characterized German football.
