1860 Munich and Macron Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Bundesliga Championship with Special Kit
1860 München, currently playing in the second division, in collaboration with technical sponsor Macron today released a special jersey to celebrate the club's 1966 Bundesliga win, 50 years on.
1860 1966 Bundesliga Anniversary Kit
This is the special shirt released by 1860 München and Macron to commemorate the club's Bundesliga win 50 years ago.
Inspired by the 1966 kit, the 1860 München anniversary shirt is kept very simple. It is sky blue with white trim and a subtle, tone-in-tone Macron logo. Fittingly, a historic club crest is used instead of the contemporary one, while the upper back below the collar reads "Deutscher Meister 1966" (1966 German champions).
To round things off, the names of the title-winning team are stitched on the left hem, while a black and white team photo from back then is visible on a tag on the inside of the shirt.
Already available to purchase online and instore for €90, the kit will be worn in the 2. Bundesliga home game against Braunschweig later this month.
Let us know what you think of this special-edition kit in the comments below.
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