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Kit history · 24/25 to 26/27
The 1860 Kit Archive
Every season brings new shirts, and the old ones quietly disappear from the rail. Here you can see which kits the Lions had in recent seasons - and which of them you can still buy new today.
- seasons covered
- 3
- available now
- 26/27
- kit supplier today
- Joma
The list below shows what the fan shop stocks right now: the 26/27 season with all shirts, shorts and socks, plus remaining stock while it lasts. What the previous seasons looked like, and which kits have since sold out, is covered further down the page.
Every other fan item is available in the official Löwenfanshop at loewenfanshop.de.
New
New
Joma Kinder Trikot 2nd Away 25/26
from €34.99*€69.95
Sold out
0 of 8 sizes available
Joma Kinder Trikot Oktoberfest 25/26
from €34.99*€69.95
Sold out
0 of 8 sizes available
* All prices incl. VAT, plus shipping.
What a kit season looks like
A season at 1860 has long been more than just home and away. Alongside the two match shirts there are goalkeeper kits, often a third shirt, a dedicated Oktoberfest (Wiesn) jersey and, depending on the year, a warm-up or special-edition shirt.
Seasonal stock is sold until it is gone. What stays in the shop afterwards is usually the odd pair of shorts or socks; the shirts themselves have sold out and, as a rule, do not come back.
If you want a particular kit, buy it in its season. For older designs there is another route: retro shirts and jackets by COPA, modelled on 1860 kits from 1966 to 1990.
- kits in the 24/25 season
- 5
- Wiesn jersey 25/26
- Black
- Wiesn jersey 26/27
- White
- eras behind the COPA retros
- 1966–1990
Season 24/25
That season the fan shop carried a home shirt, a third shirt, a goalkeeper shirt, a pre-match warm-up shirt and a Wiesn jersey. The goalkeeper, pre-match and Wiesn shirts have sold out; of the home kit, only shorts and socks remain.
Season 25/26
The Oktoberfest jersey was black that year, joined by a dedicated goalkeeper shirt. The season also had a home and an away kit; a few shorts and socks from it are still in the shop.
Sold out and no longer stocked
Still searched for, but no longer available: the Joma home shirt, the kids' home shirt in white and light blue, the away shirt in navy and light blue, and the second away shirt called Jet Stream. Their old shop addresses now lead to the current kits.
Season 26/27 - the current one
For the anniversary of the 1966 championship there is the light-blue Home Heritage shirt, alongside the green Classic Jersey (Traditionstrikot). For Oktoberfest came a white jersey with a diamond (Raute) stripe, and for Christmas a shirt in mocha with a gold crest. Goalkeepers get a yellow-green kit with matching shorts. All of it is in the list above, as long as your size is in stock.
Frequently asked questions
Is the old TSV 1860 home shirt still available?
No. The previous Joma home shirt has sold out and is no longer stocked by the Löwenfanshop. The current home shirt is the Home Heritage for the 26/27 season.
What colour was the 1860 Wiesn jersey in 25/26?
Black. For the 26/27 season the Oktoberfest jersey is white, with a stripe of white and blue diamonds.
Which kits did 1860 have in the 24/25 season?
A home shirt, a third shirt, a goalkeeper shirt, a pre-match shirt and a Wiesn jersey. The goalkeeper, pre-match and Wiesn shirts have sold out; of the home kit, only shorts and socks are left.
Do sold-out kits come back?
As a rule, no. Shirts are produced for one season; once stock is gone, the next season's design takes over. If you want a particular shirt, buy it while it is on sale.
Where can I find shirts in the style of earlier decades?
Under COPA Lifestyle at the Löwenfanshop: retro shirts and jackets modelled on designs from 1966 to 1990. These are reproductions, not original items from the period.
Does the fan shop ship outside Germany?
Yes, within the EU. Shipping costs €6.90 within Germany, €24.95 to Austria and Italy and €29.95 to other EU countries, with delivery in 5 to 10 working days. Returns from abroad are at the customer's own cost.
Which language is the shop in?
This page is in English. Orders are placed and paid at the official Löwenfanshop in Oberhaching near Munich, which is a German shop: its terms and legal pages are in German, and product names appear as the shop lists them.