Buying a football shirt - these are the football shirt rules in germany you should be aware of
These garments are specified in the guidelines:
The jersey
Shirt colours |
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Shirt number |
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Family name |
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Club name |
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Sleeve |
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Vests & Underwear |
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The shorts
Socks and football boots
Shin guards - compulsory or not?
Headgear and other equipment
The jersey rules in football allow non-hazardous protective equipment. This includes face masks, sports glasses, goalkeeper caps, head protection and knee and arm protectors made of padded, light and soft materials. Also permitted are any headgear that may not pose any danger to the wearer or the other players. They must not be attached to the player's jersey. They must be plain black or the main colour of the jersey.
Advertising, messages, slogans and images
- Team logo
- Name and number of the player
- Details relating to the match such as venue, date, event, teams
- Slogans and emblems exclusively for the promotion of football
- Jersey advertising with an advertising partner (legal or natural person)
However, the following are not permitted:
- Personal, religious or political images, slogans and messages on the playing clothing
- Personal, religious or political messages, images and slogans on the player's underwear. The manufacturer's logo is an exception here.
What happens in the event of an infringement?
Once the player has left the field of play and put his equipment in order in accordance with the regulations, he may not return to the field of play without the permission of the referee and without a prior check of the equipment by a match official. Such permission may easily be given even during a match in progress.
If a player re-enters the field of play without permission, he receives a warning. If play is stopped for this caution, an indirect free kick is awarded to the opposing team. If the player has even interfered in the game, a direct free kick is awarded to the opposing team.
Important points when buying your jersey
Print:
Note: This is how you should wash jerseys
- When washing football jerseys, avoid using detergent and fabric softener.
- Turn your jersey inside out for washing
- Wash your jersey at 30°C or less.
- Do not spin it in a high gear
- Air dry your jersey instead of putting it in the dryer.
- Take your jersey straight out of the washing drum after washing.
- Dry it lying down
Design your own jersey at spized
- Besides common imprints, also customising the complete design of the jersey and the background colours
- Resistance to UV radiation, colour fading and other environmental influences
- Preservation of the material properties and no impairment of the breathability and stretchability of your jersey
- No re-treatment of your jersey and fast post-production
- Easy re-ordering of the design of your jersey at any time for your entire team or new arrivals
- Add as many graphics, slogans and logos as you like at no extra cost
- Good eco-balance as only water-based inks are used, no binders or solvents are used and it has a long shelf life.