Kids' kits and outfits from Bundesliga clubs

Bayern Munich, the red giant of German football

Founded in 1900, Bayern Munich is the most successful club in Germany and one of the greatest in Europe, with six European Cups and Champions Leagues won in 1974, 1975, 1976, 2001, 2013, and 2020. Since 2005, they have played at the Allianz Arena, which lights up red on match nights.

Equipped by adidas, Bayern outfits its young fans from head to toe: red home jerseys, away and third kits, matching shorts, prematch jerseys worn by players during warm-ups, training tops, jackets, and tracksuit bottoms, not forgetting baby mini-kits.

Explore other youth leagues

Does your child follow multiple leagues? The Premier League for kids includes the English clubs, La Liga for kids features Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, and Ligue 1 for kids showcases the French clubs. The national teams for kids bring together the jerseys of the national selections, while other youth clubs include those of Benfica, Porto, and Ajax. Everything can be found in the youth teams, and teens of adult size move on to the Bundesliga for adults.

Bayer Leverkusen and Eintracht Frankfurt, the other faces of the Bundesliga

Founded in 1904 by employees of the Bayer company, Bayer Leverkusen won their first title of champion of Germany in 2024 without losing a single league match, a first in the history of the Bundesliga. Their red and black jerseys have been made by New Balance since 2025, and come in home and away versions for kids.

Founded in 1899, Eintracht Frankfurt won the UEFA Cup in 1980 and then the Europa League in 2022, supported by some of the most passionate fans in Europe. Its eagle on the crest and its black, white, and red colours make it a unique jersey for a young fan of German football.

Prematch jersey, printing, and sizes: making the right choice for a child

The prematch jersey is what players wear during warm-ups before switching into their match kit. Its more relaxed design makes it a popular choice for kids who already have the home jersey.

In terms of size, the youth jerseys from Bundesliga follow the sizing in centimetres, from 116 for a child aged 5 or 6 years to 176 for a teenager aged 15 or 16 years. They are tailored in a supporter version, which is roomier than those of the players. A printing of the child's name uses the official league typography: then wash the jersey inside out at low temperatures to keep it in good shape.

Good times for a youth Bundesliga jersey

Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays are ideal times to slip a Bayern or Leverkusen jersey under the Christmas tree, and youth promotions take over during the winter sales. In spring, the French Days for kids coincide with the final sprint of the league, followed by summer sales and the return of clubs when the German teams reveal their new jerseys. Previous season kits join clearance sales, prepared and shipped within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

How long has the Bundesliga existed?

The Bundesliga was established in 1963 to bring together the best clubs from West Germany into a single national league. Before this date, the title was decided among regional champions in a final phase.

What does the 50+1 rule mean in German football?

It requires that the club's association retains the majority of voting rights, which prevents a single investor from taking control. Bayer Leverkusen is one of the few historical exceptions due to its long-standing ties with the Bayer company.

Why does the Allianz Arena change colour?

Its façade is made up of inflatable cushions that can be illuminated from within. It lights up red for Bayern Munich matches and can take on different colours for special events.

My 8-year-old son is 130 centimetres tall: 128 or 140?

At 130 centimetres, he's just outgrowing the 128 size, which is meant for up to 128 centimetres. The 140 will give him room for the next season without being baggy, as the supporter cut remains reasonable.

Is the Bayern jersey the same in Bundesliga and the Champions League?

The jersey is the same; only the sleeve badges change according to the competition: that of the Bundesliga for league games, and that of the Champions League for European Cup matches. The sponsor remains the same.