1990 Season German Home Games

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Size XS S M L XL 2XL

Size	Length (cm)	Bust (cm)	Weight (kg)	Height (cm)
XS	68	96	45-50	150-160
S	70	100	50-60	160-170
M	73	104	60-65	170-175
L	75	108	65-75	175-180
XL	78	112	75-85	180-185
2XL	80	118	85-95	185-190
3XL	83	122	90-100	195-200

* This size chart is for reference only; actual measurements may vary by 1-3 cm. Garment length is measured from the shoulder point to the hem, and bust measurement is taken under the arms.

1990 Italy World Cup: This home jersey witnessed the “War Machine” reach its crowning glory: Led by Beckenbauer in white, the squad advanced from the group stage with two wins and a draw. They defeated the Netherlands 2-1 and Czechoslovakia 1-0 in the knockout rounds, eliminated England via a penalty shootout in the semifinals, and ultimately claimed the World Cup trophy after 20 years with Brehme's decisive penalty kick against Argentina in the final. Klinsmann's iconic “gliding celebration” became a timeless moment, while captain Matthäus orchestrated the team throughout. Beckenbauer etched his name in history as the first legend to win the World Cup both as captain and head coach.
The jersey carries on the classic DNA of West Germany: a pristine white base embodies the glorious tradition, while black, red, and yellow trim across the chest echoes the national flag. The black-embroidered Federal Eagle emblem radiates solemn dignity, and the Adidas three-stripe shoulder design features retro coloring, staying true to the innovative style introduced at the 1988 European Championship. Thick polyester fabric paired with a relaxed cut, plus flocked numbers creating a clear, three-dimensional effect, perfectly recreate the authentic 90s matchday feel. Its status as the championship-winning jersey in the final cemented it as the iconic symbol of Germany's “lucky white kit.”
It stands as the crowning glory of West German football and the ultimate testament to the “Iron Team” spirit. Wearing this jersey preserves the moment of the penalty shootout victory while carrying forward the legendary legacy—a fusion of the Triple Crown's heritage and 90s retro style—across time and space.