Eintracht Frankfurt Ditches Infamous Classic Branding For 2019-20 Kits
Jul 14, 2019, by Chris
German Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt and Nike released the club's new 2019-2020 jerseys at the start of the month. They introduce bold / modern designs in the club's traditional colors - especially the the home split opinion amongst fans. Now an Eintracht supporter has shown his anger about another change for Eintracht Frankfurt's 19-20 jerseys.
Eintracht Frankfurt had been using the same font style for the club's name since the late 1980s. It consists of a bigger 'Eintracht' lettering in Capitalized case and the 'FRANKFURT' lettering in UPPER CASE.
For 2019-2020 Jerseys Only? Eintracht Frankfurt & Nike Ditch Iconic Classic Branding For 19-20 Kits
The new Eintracht Frankfurt 19-20 jerseys does not only feature new designs, they also come with a brand-new typeface on the back that replaces the traditional 'Eintracht Frankfurt' lettering. The new lettering on the Eintracht Frankfurt kit does come with a pretty standard style that fits the style of the numbers and player names.
However, as of now, it seems unlikely that the club will change its overall branding - Eintracht Frankfurt is using the iconic classic style in the 2019-2020 season on all stuff except the player kits. It is also not known yet if Eintracht Frankfurt will revert to the now iconic classic 'Eintracht Frankfurt' lettering for their kits next season.
In fact, Frankfurt did not use the standard famous font for their kits for just two seasons in history since 1988.
Frankfurt kits did not feature the branding in just two seasons since 1988
The club did not reveal why the changed the style for the 2019-2020 season on their kits - it seems likely that it was just for aesthetic reasons.
What do you think of Eintracht Frankfurt's classic branding? Do you like the typeface on the 2019-20 kits? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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The jersey stays close to the club's traditional colors: using white base with navy panels and yellow details. The club crest, front number, brand and sponsor logos are divided by yellow and blue lines in the middle, which gives off similar vibes to the infamous 2021/22 Puma third kit template.
What do you think of the new 2026 Fukuyama City home kit by Squadra? Let us know in the comments below.
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The Erreà FC Ingolstadt 26-27 special jersey arrives in an elegant cream base complemented by warm brown details. A subtle all-over tonal pattern depicting hop cones, vines, and traditional Bavarian motifs covers the shirt, creating a distinct Trachten-inspired look. The club's standard crest is replaced on the chest by the standalone panther emblem in brown, matched by Erreà's logo and sponsor branding.
Brown accents also appear on the unique notch neckline and the side panels, while "SCHANZER" lettering is printed neatly on the upper back. The kit is paired with brown numbers and lettering to complete a bespoke, festive aesthetic.
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