Bayern Munich 2011-12 Adidas Home Kit

Adidas are keeping up with their early kit releases, as they are following up the early Chelsea and Liverpool kit releases with the latest strip for Bayern Munich. Bayern will be hoping that this new kit will help them get back to the footballing peaks that they have grown accustomed to following a bitterly disappointing 2010-11 season.


In the space of one year, the German giants have fallen from the lofty heights of treble competitors to a team with a barren trophy cabinet competing for a final Champions League spot. However, with this latest kit release from Adidas, Bayern will be looking forward to the potential next season holds.

Using the same template as the Seattle Sounders of the MLS and Liverpool of the EPL, Adidas have left the traditional white and red color scheme for the home kit and have replaced it with a complete dark red coating, with gold detailing. Not only is the jersey red, but the socks and shorts round off the complete one color kit design.

T-Mobile are still the main sponsors for the Bavarian side’s kits, however only a T is shown on the shirt, as the Mobile has been replaced with large white dots.

The kits will be available in both the Climacool and TechFit editions, and for more information on the two materials, check out our guide to Adidas kits.

True to the club’s motto Mia san Mia (We are who we are), the kit strongly symbolizes unity and togetherness.

An interesting boot spot is what German international, Bastian Schweinsteiger (the above image is Philipp Lahm) provides us with in the top image. The boots he is wearing in the kit revealing do not appear to be the regular Adidas adiPure IV, which makes us wonder if he’ll be the first professional to sport the adiPure SL?

What do you think of the kit along with Bastian’s boots?

About Ben Perkins

Ben started the site, then Soccer Equipment Reviews, in 2008 with the help of his brother Derek. With initial modest goals, he never really expected the site to go far, but fast forward to today, and Soccer Reviews is the site to visit for anything football related. He has committed to the University of Kentucky and will be playing for their men's soccer team for the next several years. He plans to study Sports Administration and become a professional manager.

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  2. I couldn’t care less about the kit. I’m more concerned about the boots Bastian is wearing. He’s wearing that weird boot again!

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