FC Bayern München has officially unveiled two special-edition shirt namesets for their 26-27 pre-sea...
FC Bayern München has officially unveiled two special-edition shirt namesets for their 26-27 pre-season Audi Summer Tour across South Korea and Hong Kong. Designed in collaboration with adidas and Hypebeast, the custom flocking designs will be worn on Bayern's 26-27 home and away kits during their friendly matches against Jeju SK and Aston Villa.
Each fixture features a unique font design rooted in local art and traditional culture. For the match on Jeju Island, South Korean artist Dohee Kwon created a design inspired by Gime, a traditional paper craft unique to Jeju that is tied to local rituals, incorporating sun and moon graphics into the numbers. For the friendly in Hong Kong, local artist Kristopher Ho crafted a gold-accented font featuring dragon motifs inspired by ancient Chinese aesthetics.
Both special-edition kit fonts are limited releases tied directly to the tour. The Jeju nameset is available exclusively at official pop-up stores on Jeju Island, while the Hong Kong font is sold solely through FC Bayern pop-up stores and partner retail locations in Greater China.
FC Bayern Munich has revealed custom shirt printing for their upcoming friendly matches in Asia duri...
FC Bayern Munich has revealed custom shirt printing for their upcoming friendly matches in Asia during the 26-27 pre-season tour. Created in collaboration with Hypebeast and adidas, the bespoke names and numbers will be worn during the German club's Audi Summer Tour matches on Jeju Island, South Korea, and in Hong Kong.
Each fixture features a unique font design rooted in local art and traditional culture. For the Jeju match, Korean artist Dohee Khwon based the design on Gime, a traditional paper craft unique to Jeju island tied to local rituals, incorporating subtle sun and moon graphics into the numbers. For the Hong Kong game at Kai Tak Stadium, local artist Kristopher Ho created an ornate gold dragon graphic woven into the numbering, drawing on ancient Chinese aesthetics.
The special Jeju printing will be available exclusively at FC Bayern pop-up stores on the island, while the Hong Kong font edition can be acquired through official club pop-up stores and select partner retailers across Greater China.
Alongside the away kit, Bayern Munich have officially unveiled their 2026-27 away pre-match shirt, f...
Alongside the away kit, Bayern Munich have officially unveiled their 2026-27 away pre-match shirt, featuring a color scheme that reverses the look of the away kit.
The shirt comes in a predominantly red main color, complemented by navy raglan sleeves. It also features the Trefoil logo, matching the design of the 2026-27 away kit.
FC Bayern München has officially unveiled two special-edition shirt namesets for their 26-27 pre-sea...
FC Bayern München has officially unveiled two special-edition shirt namesets for their 26-27 pre-season Audi Summer Tour across South Korea and Hong Kong. Designed in collaboration with adidas and Hypebeast, the custom flocking designs will be worn on Bayern's 26-27 home and away kits during their friendly matches against Jeju SK and Aston Villa.
Each fixture features a unique font design rooted in local art and traditional culture. For the match on Jeju Island, South Korean artist Dohee Kwon created a design inspired by Gime, a traditional paper craft unique to Jeju that is tied to local rituals, incorporating sun and moon graphics into the numbers. For the friendly in Hong Kong, local artist Kristopher Ho crafted a gold-accented font featuring dragon motifs inspired by ancient Chinese aesthetics.
Both special-edition kit fonts are limited releases tied directly to the tour. The Jeju nameset is available exclusively at official pop-up stores on Jeju Island, while the Hong Kong font is sold solely through FC Bayern pop-up stores and partner retail locations in Greater China.
FC Bayern Munich has revealed custom shirt printing for their upcoming friendly matches in Asia duri...
FC Bayern Munich has revealed custom shirt printing for their upcoming friendly matches in Asia during the 26-27 pre-season tour. Created in collaboration with Hypebeast and adidas, the bespoke names and numbers will be worn during the German club's Audi Summer Tour matches on Jeju Island, South Korea, and in Hong Kong.
Each fixture features a unique font design rooted in local art and traditional culture. For the Jeju match, Korean artist Dohee Khwon based the design on Gime, a traditional paper craft unique to Jeju island tied to local rituals, incorporating subtle sun and moon graphics into the numbers. For the Hong Kong game at Kai Tak Stadium, local artist Kristopher Ho created an ornate gold dragon graphic woven into the numbering, drawing on ancient Chinese aesthetics.
The special Jeju printing will be available exclusively at FC Bayern pop-up stores on the island, while the Hong Kong font edition can be acquired through official club pop-up stores and select partner retailers across Greater China.
Alongside the away kit, Bayern Munich have officially unveiled their 2026-27 away pre-match shirt, f...
Alongside the away kit, Bayern Munich have officially unveiled their 2026-27 away pre-match shirt, featuring a color scheme that reverses the look of the away kit.
The shirt comes in a predominantly red main color, complemented by navy raglan sleeves. It also features the Trefoil logo, matching the design of the 2026-27 away kit.
Newly signed FC Bayern Munich midfielder Ismael Saibari has chosen to wear the number 34 shirt for t...
Newly signed FC Bayern Munich midfielder Ismael Saibari has chosen to wear the number 34 shirt for the 2026-27 season as a heartfelt tribute to his friend Abdelhak Nouri. Nouri, who wore the number 34 during his time at Ajax, suffered a cardiac arrhythmia on the pitch in 2017, leaving him with severe and permanent brain damage. Explaining his choice, Saibari stated that he wants to support Nouri, noting that while he survived, he has been unable to move without assistance since the tragic incident. By taking on Nouri's final squad number, Saibari joins a list of players across Europe who have honored the former Ajax talent.
