Bayern Munich Retro Shirts

Bayern Munich 2014–2015 Home. Pep Guardiola's second Bundesliga title, won at a canter, and Robert Lewandowski's first season in Munich after his free transfer from Dortmund. The Champions League ended in a semi-final against Barcelona, where Messi's chip over Neuer became one of the images of the decade. Robben, Ribéry, Lahm, Alonso and Neuer in the red of a dominant Bayern.

The home shirt from Guardiola's Bayern at full stretch.

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Bayern Munich 1997–1998 Home Long Sleeve. Giovanni Trapattoni's second spell in Munich. Bayern won the DFB-Pokal but lost the Bundesliga to newly promoted Kaiserslautern in one of the great upsets of German football — and Trapattoni's furious 'Was erlauben Strunz?' press conference became legend. Kahn, Matthäus, Scholl, Basler and Elber in the long-sleeve red of Bayern.

The long-sleeve home shirt from the season of the 'Ich habe fertig' speech.

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Bayern Munich 2000–2001 Away. The season of the Champions League in Milan and the most dramatic title finish in Bundesliga history. Patrik Andersson's stoppage-time free kick at Hamburg won the league with seconds to spare, and days later Oliver Kahn saved three penalties against Valencia in the San Siro to bring the European Cup back to Munich for the first time since 1976. This vintage style away shirt is from that double.

The away shirt from Kahn's night in Milan.

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Bayern Munich 2003–2004 Home. Roy Makaay arrived from Deportivo and scored 23 Bundesliga goals in his first season, but it was not enough — Werder Bremen took the title and Bayern finished second. It was Ottmar Hitzfeld's final season of his first spell in charge. Ballack, Kahn, Makaay and Lizarazu in the red home shirt from a rare season without a trophy.

The home shirt from Makaay's first season in Munich.

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Bayern Munich 2001–2002 Home Long Sleeve. Bayern began the season as European champions and added the Intercontinental Cup against Boca Juniors in Tokyo, but Ottmar Hitzfeld's side could not defend the Bundesliga, finishing third behind Dortmund and Leverkusen. Kahn was voted the world's best goalkeeper. The long-sleeve home shirt from a season of global glory and domestic frustration.

The long-sleeve home shirt from the Intercontinental Cup season.

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Bayern Munich 2002–2003 Third. Michael Ballack and Zé Roberto arrived from Leverkusen and Bayern responded with a domestic double, winning the Bundesliga by 16 points and beating Kaiserslautern in the DFB-Pokal final. Kahn, Elber, Scholl and Lizarazu completed one of the most dominant Bayern sides of the decade. This vintage style third shirt is from the season Munich reasserted control of German football.

The third shirt from Bayern's 2003 double.

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Bayern Munich 2005–2006 Home. The first season at the Allianz Arena, and a second consecutive domestic double under Felix Magath. Makaay led the scoring, Ballack played his final season before leaving for Chelsea, and two young Bavarians called Schweinsteiger and Lahm were becoming regulars. This vintage style home shirt is from the season Bayern moved house and kept winning.

The home shirt from the first year at the Allianz Arena.

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Bayern Munich 2007–2008 Home. The response to a bad year was a summer of spending — Ribéry, Luca Toni and Miroslav Klose all arrived — and a domestic double followed. Toni scored 39 goals in all competitions, Ribéry was Bundesliga Player of the Year, and Oliver Kahn played his final season before retiring. This vintage style home shirt is from the season Bayern rebuilt in one go.

The home shirt from Kahn's farewell and Ribéry's arrival.

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Bayern Munich 2001–2002 Home. The reigning European champions beat Boca Juniors in Tokyo to win the Intercontinental Cup, but the domestic season fell flat as Dortmund took the title and Bayern finished third. Kahn, Effenberg, Elber, Scholl and Jancker — the last season of the Effenberg-era Bayern before Ballack and Zé Roberto arrived to rebuild.

The home shirt from Bayern's year as world champions.

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Bayern Munich 2006–2007 Home. The season that went wrong. Felix Magath was sacked in January, Ottmar Hitzfeld returned, and Bayern still finished fourth — missing the Champions League for the first time in over a decade. Podolski had arrived from Cologne, Kahn was still in goal, and Schweinsteiger and Lahm were the future. This vintage style home shirt is from a rare stumble by the giants of German football.

The home shirt from Bayern's year without Europe.

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Bayern Munich 1991–1993 Home. The early 1990s saw Bayern rebuild after a difficult late 1980s period, with Klinsmann, Effenberg and Matthaeus forming the core of a squad that would go on to dominate German and European football.

The red of Bayern from the early 90s rebuilding years.

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Bayern Munich 1997–1999 Away. The seasons of Giovane Elber, Carsten Jancker and the young Oliver Kahn establishing himself as the best goalkeeper in the world. Bayern won the Bundesliga in 1999 and were beginning to assemble the squad that would reach the Champions League final in 2001.

Bayern’s away colours from the late 90s rebuilding toward European glory.

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Bayern Munich 2010–2011 Home. Louis van Gaal’s Bayern reached the Champions League final in their own stadium — the Allianz Arena in Munich — before losing to Inter Milan. Robben, Ribery, Muller and Schweinsteiger were all coming together as a formidable collective, planting the seeds of the treble-winning side that would emerge two years later.

The red and white of Bayern from their Champions League final in their own stadium.

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Bayern Munich 2012–2013 was the most successful season in the club’s history. Jupp Heynckes’ side won the Bundesliga, the DFB-Pokal and the Champions League, becoming the first German club to win the treble. Robben, Ribery, Neuer and Lewandowski wore this vintage style home shirt through a campaign of total domination that may never be matched.

The red and white of Bayern from the greatest season a German club has ever had.

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Bayern Munich 1995–1996 Away. The mid-1990s were a period of transition at Bayern, building toward the dominance they would establish in the following decade. This vintage style away shirt captures the club in a compelling era — European ambitions, domestic strength, and one of the most storied clubs in football history finding its next gear.

Classic Bavarian football in a distinctive away strip from one of the game’s great institutions.

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