Iconic Denmark 1988 Remake Kit Released
Mar 13, 2025, by Phan Tich Giay
- Remake Release: Hummel and the Danish Football Association reissued Denmark's iconic Euro 1988 Germany shirt after 37 years.
- Design: The remake is identical to the original 1988 shirt, featuring a bright red color and two white horizontal stripes on the belly.
- Availability: The Hummel Denmark 1988 remake jersey is available for purchase since March 13 and retails at 80 EUR.
For the first time in 37 years, Hummel and the Danish Football Association have reissued Denmark's iconic Euro 1988 Germany shirt. The shirt symbolized the start of a new era for Danish football.
Denmark 2025-1988 Remake Kit
This is the Denmark 1988 remake shirt, made by Hummel.
The Hummel Denmark 2025-1988 remake football shirt is of course identical to the original, with the main color bright red and two white horizontal stripes on the belly.
The original Denmark 1988 home shirt was worn at Euro 1988 by players such as Michael Laudrup, Morten Olsen and Preben Elkjær.
"After a huge demand from Danish fans, we are delighted to finally bring back the iconic national team jersey from Euro ’88. While this particular jersey wasn’t part of Denmark’s greatest footballing triumphs, it remains a symbol of an era that helped put Danish football on the world map. That’s why we believe fans deserve a chance to relive those memories and wear a piece of the national team’s proud history," says hummel’s Marketing Director, Morten Lund.
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Available since March 13, the Hummel Denmark 1988 remake jersey retails at 80 EUR.
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