Arminia Bielefeld 21-22 Special Kit Released
The new Arminia Bielefeld special jersey was released today. It is made by Macron and will be worn in the Bundesliga against Hertha BSC.
🌲 Nachhaltigkeits-Spieltach gegen Hertha BSC 🌲
— DSC Arminia Bielefeld (@arminia) April 7, 2022
„Niemand erobert den Teutoburger Wald!“ ist nicht ohne Grund unser Wahlspruch.
Doch der aktuelle Zustand des "Teutos" bereitet uns große Sorgen.
Deshalb wird es zum Heimspiel gegen Hertha 3 Aktionen geben: https://t.co/exhe14w2Tt pic.twitter.com/EXEFFArUBV
Arminia Bielefeld 21-22 Special Kit
This is the new Macron Bielefeld special jersey for 21-22.
The Macron Bielefeld 2021-22 special shirt spreads a message that centers around the nearby forest, Teutoburger Wald. The theme of the kit revolves around protecting this forest, which is suffering from many dying trees and from the effects of climate change.
The message "Niemand erobert den Teutoburger Wald" (No one conquers the Teutoburger Forest) is placed front and center, where the main sponsor would normally be.
The jersey is held in all grey tones, with a forest graphic making up the front. The lower trees come in dark grey, getting lighter towards the top.
The sleeves and back come in solid dark grey, as does the round part of the collar. Light grey is applied for the sleeve cuffs and a symbol of Earth with two small leaves sprouting from the top.
Grey shorts and white socks round off the look of the new Arminia Bielefeld 21-22 special kit by Macron.
The Macron Bielefeld 21-22 special football shirt retails at €79.95.
Substantial amounts of the proceeds will go towards reforesting the Teutoburger Wald.
What do you make of the Arminia Bielefeld's special jersey? Comment below.
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