1998 Season Germany Away

1998 France World Cup: This away kit broke Germany's “all-white tradition,” witnessing the steadfast commitment of the “War Machine's” veterans: In the group stage, clad in this jersey, they drew with Yugoslavia and defeated Iran and the USA to advance. In the Round of 16, Bierhoff scored the 86th-minute winner against Mexico. Though they suffered a heartbreaking loss to Croatia in the quarterfinals, Matthäus set the World Cup record with 24 appearances, and Klinsmann scored his final goal for the national team, writing the final chapter of the Golden Generation with passion.
The jersey reimagines the classic with a bold red-and-black color scheme: a deep red base features vertical black stripes extending down the torso, breaking from Germany's traditional white dominance while echoing the black-and-red elements of the national flag and hinting at retro tension. The black-embroidered federal eagle emblem on the chest stands solemn and striking. Adidas' iconic three-stripe shoulder design features a contrasting white colorway. Thick polyester fabric and a relaxed cut recreate the authentic 90s pitch aesthetic, while flocked numbering adds a distinctive era-defining touch.
This jersey marks the beginning of innovation in Germany's away kit design and serves as the glorious finale for the Golden Generation. Wearing it captures the fervor of decisive moments while ensuring the enduring legacy of iron-willed spirit—a fusion of pioneering ambition and 90s retro style—transcends time.