Rare Bayern München 1969-1972 Kit Re-Released
A rare kit of Bayern München's history has been brought back, thanks to the Kurt Landauer Foundation (named after the former Bayern president). It is made by Bayern's original kit maker back then, Palme.
This alternative FC Bayern München kit was worn when the team played against opponents also dressed in red and white. From 1969 to 1972, it was worn in eight matches, beginning with a friendly against Red Star Belgrade on July 31, 1969.
Bayern München 1969-1972 Alternative Kit
Check out Palme's FC Bayern 1969-1972 remake kit below.
The Palme FC Bayern München 1969-1972 2025 alternative football shirt is one of the lesser-known kits from the club’s history. It features a red and blue diagonal design that breaks away from the club’s traditional red and white.
With a flared collar and the club crest prominently displayed on the chest, the kit is completed with the number 5 stitched on the back, the number of club legend Beckenbauer.
Palme, the original Bayern kit maker in the 1960s, also makes the remake, assuring a faithful 1-to-1 remake.
Available since January 10, the Palme Bayern Munich 1969-70 alternative football kit retails at 90 euros. All profits from the sale go to the Kurt Landauer Foundation.
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