The women's Germany jersey features the traditional white, with the federal eagle and black, red, and gold accents. The away kit varies with cycles, ranging from historic green to darker shades.
The team is a two-time world champion, making it one of the most decorated in the competition.
Germany won the Women's World Cup in 2003 and 2007, two consecutive titles that remain among the most significant in the history of the competition. These successes are symbolised by the stars worn above the badge.
The team has long dominated women's European football, and this history still impacts the image of their kits, sought after well beyond the German audience.
The home shirt is white, with black shorts and national colours for the trim. Equipment manufacturers consistently evolve this through the collar, sleeves, and texture rather than the colour.
The away kit has long been green, a legacy that regularly reappears in collections. Depending on the cycles, it also shifts to red or black.
The player version features the cut worn in matches: fitted, lightweight, designed for performance, and snug-fitting. The supporter version retains the badge and design in a looser cut, with a fabric that holds up better to washing.
The choice depends on the use: the latter for wearing the shirt regularly, the former for the precise on-pitch fit.
The women's, men's, and children's size charts do not overlap. The women's cut is fitted at the waist and shorter, while the men's cut is straighter and roomier at the shoulders.
Each manufacturer applies its own measurements. The size chart on the product page remains the only reliable reference, especially for player versions.
Denmark, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Sweden are among the available neighbours, along with Italy. The Women's World Cup page brings everything together.
The clearance features kits from previous cycles, the good deals gather active discounts, and the special offers vary by period. The new arrivals showcase the latest items.
Black Friday, end-of-year holidays, winter sales, and French Days mark the calendar. The best discount on a national kit usually comes when the next cycle is unveiled.
Two, won in 2003 and 2007. These titles are represented by the stars placed above the badge on the shirt.
Green is a historical colour for the team, used for a long time as the second kit. Manufacturers regularly revert to it, although it is not consistent from one cycle to the next.
Most often yes, the federation and its manufacturer create a common identity. The difference lies in the cuts offered, for women, men, and children.
In Brazil, from June 24 to July 25, 2027, with the opening and final at the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro.
Through the Women's World Cup page, which lists the available teams, or the team shop for a wider selection.