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Closeup of Wolfsburg Kit 22-23

New VfL Wolfsburg Jersey 2022-2023 | Nike Wolfsburg Home & Away Kits 22-23

These are the new Wolfsburg shirts 2022/23, VfL Wolfsburg’s new home and away strips for the upcoming German Bundesliga season. Made by Nike, the new Wolfsburg jerseys were officially unveiled on June 25, 2022 by the club.

The new 22/23 Wolfsburg home shirt is light green with dark blue detailing. The graphic design on the front extends to the reverse as well, as can be seen in the pics below. Inside the neck of both shirts is a green wolf.

The away top, in Nike’s words, is a grey-green creation. Both shirts have Volkswagen as their principal shirt sponsor. Continue reading →

New VfL Bochum Mizuno Third Jersey 2022-23 | First kit after replacing Nike

This is the new VfL Bochum Mizuno third kit 2022/23, Bochum’s 3rd shirt for the upcoming Bundesliga season. Made by new kit partners Mizuno, this is the first shirt for Bochum from the Japanese company after they inked a deal to replace Nike as the club’s uniform partners.

This third Bochum jersey was officially unveiled on July 25, 2022, on the eve of their friendly against Wuppertaler SV. Bochum won that friendly game 2-0. Vonovia remain principal shirt sponsors of this Bochum Mizuno third jersey, as can be seen below Continue reading →

1991-92 Stuttgart Ticket Detail inside 22-23 Shirt

New VfB Stuttgart Home Jersey 2022-2023 | Jako Green & Orange Goalkeeper Kit 22-23

This is the new VfB Stuttgart home kit 2022/23, Stuttgart’s new home shirt for the upcoming German Bundesliga season. Made by Jako, the new Stuttgart strip was officially unveiled on 24 June, 2022.

The design on the home shirt contains many places of importance in the city of Stuttgart- Wilhelma, Market Hall (Markthalle), the Solitude Place (Schloss Solitude) to name a few. Interestingly, the design extends to the reverse of the shirt too, as can be seen below.

Jako have also unveiled two goalkeeper jerseys for VfB- one green and the other orange. Both contain pixellated front graphic designs, and inside the neck is a nod to the 1991/92 season (a ticket from Stuttgart’s championship winning campaign) Continue reading →