The yellow and blue of Eintracht Braunschweig have more history than a second-division away kit might suggest: the Lower Saxony club was Bundesliga champion in 1967—the only league title in its history—with a team that surprised all of Germany and remains the benchmark for a fanbase that has seen its club relegated to regional divisions and return without ever losing its connection to those colors. The 2005-2007 season in the 2. Bundesliga is part of that story of resilience. The fine Jako fabric characteristic of the era—lightweight, almost translucent to the touch—is a detail that collectors of German club jerseys from that period immediately recognize, and which is difficult to find in good condition today.
Official Eintracht Braunschweig home football shirt from the 2005/07 season, manufactured by Jako (ref. 420034), size XL. Yellow with blue details. Heat-sealed club crest on the left chest and Jako logo. Lightweight fine fabric characteristic of the Jako range from the mid-2000s.
