1992 Season German Home Games

1992 UEFA European Championship in Sweden: This home jersey witnessed the “War Machine's” resilient journey. As the core kit for Germany's first major tournament after reunification, it accompanied the team through a 1-1 draw against Russia and a 2-0 victory over Scotland in the group stage. Despite a 1-3 loss to the Netherlands, they advanced as group runners-up. In the semifinals, Riedel scored twice and Hasler netted the winner as Germany edged host Sweden 3-2 to reach the final. There, they fell to Denmark—a team fielding substitutes—becoming the backdrop to the “Danish Fairy Tale.” Hasler's precise playmaking and Riedel's attacking prowess are forever etched in iron-willed memory upon this white jersey.
The jersey upholds Germany's classic football heritage: pure white dominates as the primary color, echoing the team's enduring home-ground identity. Black trim accents the details, while the black-backed embroidered federal eagle emblem on the chest stands solemn and striking. Adidas' iconic three-stripe shoulder design creates a subtle color contrast with the jersey's main body. Thick polyester fabric and a relaxed cut recreate the authentic feel of 1990s pitches, while flocked numbers add a richly nostalgic touch.
This jersey symbolizes Germany's first major tournament appearance after reunification and embodies the spirit of “honorable defeat.” Wearing it preserves the fiery moment of overturning the host nation in the semifinals while carrying forward the iron-willed legacy that blends traditional glory with 90s retro charm across time.