Societas

Following the official announcement of local Munich brand Societas as TSV 1860 München's new kit supplier, early production details have leaked, revealing the color palette planned for the 26-27 season. A leaked care label graphic from the manufacturer shows three main fabric swatches that will form the foundation of the club's new kit set: classic light blue and white, black, and a muted light green.

The tag design prominently features the historical "FA 1860" oval crest alongside the Societas logo. This switch to the historical football department crest comes as a result of ongoing trademark disputes surrounding the traditional lion badge, which prevented 1860 München from using their regular logo on new apparel for the upcoming campaign.

With light blue retaining its role for the traditional home shirt, the black and green swatches indicate dark away and unique third kit options for the 26-27 campaign. Societas, known for its fashion-forward approach and prior special-edition collaborations with the club, officially takes over manufacturing duties on a three-year contract following the end of the previous Joma deal.

Following administrative restructuring, a forced relegation to the Regionalliga, and a sudden switch to local supplier Societas, TSV 1860 München are wearing temporary 26-27 transition kits for their upcoming matches. The official Societas kits are still in production and will be presented shortly, prompting the club to use a simplified interim design on the pitch.

The 1860 München 26-27 transition kit features a clean, retro-inspired aesthetic. The plain white player shirt is devoid of a manufacturer logo and prominently displays a classic club crest on the chest. This historical emblem, originally used by the club between 1899 and 1911, notably omits the iconic Munich lion. The accompanying goalkeeper kit is yellow and follows the same minimalist template, with neither shirt featuring the planned "Football for the people" slogan yet.

Societas, a Munich-based brand founded in 2024, recently signed a three-year contract to replace Joma following the club's KGaA insolvency.

Following the official announcement of local Munich brand Societas as TSV 1860 München's new kit supplier, early production details have leaked, revealing the color palette planned for the 26-27 season. A leaked care label graphic from the manufacturer shows three main fabric swatches that will form the foundation of the club's new kit set: classic light blue and white, black, and a muted light green.

The tag design prominently features the historical "FA 1860" oval crest alongside the Societas logo. This switch to the historical football department crest comes as a result of ongoing trademark disputes surrounding the traditional lion badge, which prevented 1860 München from using their regular logo on new apparel for the upcoming campaign.

With light blue retaining its role for the traditional home shirt, the black and green swatches indicate dark away and unique third kit options for the 26-27 campaign. Societas, known for its fashion-forward approach and prior special-edition collaborations with the club, officially takes over manufacturing duties on a three-year contract following the end of the previous Joma deal.

Following administrative restructuring, a forced relegation to the Regionalliga, and a sudden switch to local supplier Societas, TSV 1860 München are wearing temporary 26-27 transition kits for their upcoming matches. The official Societas kits are still in production and will be presented shortly, prompting the club to use a simplified interim design on the pitch.

The 1860 München 26-27 transition kit features a clean, retro-inspired aesthetic. The plain white player shirt is devoid of a manufacturer logo and prominently displays a classic club crest on the chest. This historical emblem, originally used by the club between 1899 and 1911, notably omits the iconic Munich lion. The accompanying goalkeeper kit is yellow and follows the same minimalist template, with neither shirt featuring the planned "Football for the people" slogan yet.

Societas, a Munich-based brand founded in 2024, recently signed a three-year contract to replace Joma following the club's KGaA insolvency.