Bayern München 21-22 Home Kit Released
Jul 24, 2021, by Chris
Bayern Munich's new 2021-2022 home kit was officially launched earlier today and will be debuted in the friendly against Ajax at the Allianz-Arena this afternoon.
The Bayern München 2021-22 home shirt combines the club's traditional shade of red ('FCB True Red') with the darker 'Craft Red', not unlike the 2015-16 kit.
The Bayern 21-22 home kit comes with the new Bayern 21-22 kit font (also used for 21-22 away) and a new Mia san Mia logo on the back under the collar.
Bayern Munich 21-22 Home Kit
This picture shows the new Adidas Bayern home football shirt for 21-22.
After last season's shirt introduced a modern look in red and white, the Adidas Bayern 2021-2022 jersey is quite different - combining the club's usual 'FCB True Red" with "Craft Red". White is used for the logos and accents.
Bayern's 21-22 home kit is the first and only this season to feature the new fifth star, awarded after the club won their 30th Bundesliga title.
The main part of the FC Bayern München 2021-2022 jersey is red whilst 'Craft Red' is used for the sleeves as well as a 'V' shape on the chest. The collar is based on the Condivo 20 template.
Craft Red shorts and socks round off the look of the new Bayern München 21-22 home uniform by Adidas.
The new Bayern Munich 2021-2022 home shirt was launched on July 24th, 2021, retailing at €90 for the replica and €140 for the authentic.
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Big thanks to @What The Kit for spotting and making the collage.
