Size Guide

Men's Jerseys

Size	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL	5XL
Chest (in)	35-37.5	37.5-41	41-44	44-48.5	48.5-53.5	53.5-58	58-63	63-68
Waist (in)	29-32	32-35	35-38	38-43	43-47.5	47.5-52.5	52.5-57	57-62
Hips (in)	35-37.5	37.5-41	41-44	44-47	47-50.5	50.5-53.5	53.5-57	57-62

Women's Jerseys

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
Bust (in)	30-32.5	32.5-35.5	35.5-38	38-41	41-44.5	44.5-48.5	48.5-53
Waist (in)	24-26	26-29	29-31.5	31.5-34.5	34.5-38.5	38.5-42.5	42.5-47
Hips (in)	33-35.5	35.5-38	38-40.5	40.5-43.5	43.5-47	47-50.5	50.5-54

Kids Jerseys

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL
Age (yrs)	4-5	6-7	8-9	10-11	12-13
Chest (in)	22-23	24-26	26-28	28-30	30-32
Waist (in)	21-22	22-23	23-24	25-26	26-27
Hips (in)	23-24	25-27	27-29	29-31	31-33
Height (in)	39-41	45-49	49-53	53-59	59-64

Adjustable Size	CM	IN
S/M	54-57	21.2-22.4
M/L	57-59	22.4-23.2
L/XL	59-61	23.2-24
One Size	Adjustable	Adjustable

Borussia Dortmund Home Jersey 2026/27

Model Year:	2026-2027
Country and League:	Germany-Bundesliga
Material:	Polyester
Type of Brand Logo:	Embroidery
Type of Team Badge:	Embroidery
Color:	Yellow
Version:	Fan Version
Designed For:	Man

Kit Design: The Dortmund 2026-27 home kit will feature white details, marking the first time in almost 20 years that white is included in the home uniform.

Color Scheme: The primary color will be Dortmund's signature yellow, with black graphics and accents, and white introduced as a secondary color for subtle contrast.

Dortmund 2026-27 Home Kit

Check out the colors of Puma's Dortmund 2026-2027 home football shirt below.

BVB 2026-27: The Return of the "Rare" White

The Puma Borussia Dortmund 2026-2027 Home Jersey is set to be a collector's milestone.

While the "Schwarzgelben" DNA remains firmly intact with its iconic yellow and black, Puma is breaking a two-decade-old tradition by reintroducing a long-lost guest to the color palette: White.

The Palette: A Subtle Revolution

For the first time since the mid-2000s, the "Yellow Wall" will see a touch of brightness added to the club's classic high-contrast look.

The Foundation: The jersey is anchored by BVB’s signature yellow base, paired with aggressive black graphics and accents that define the club's "power football" identity.

The "Refreshing" Guest: White is introduced as a secondary trim color. Though applied subtly to the edges and small detailing, its presence marks a significant departure from the strict duo-tone kits of recent years.

A Nod to History: Breaking the 20-Year Silence

The use of white is more than a design choice; it is a rare historical callback.

The 2006-07 Connection: This kit marks the first time white has touched the home shirt since the 2006-07 season, which famously featured white-and-yellow stripes.

The Millennium Legacy: It also recalls the 1998-2000 era, when white side panels were a staple of the Nike-designed Dortmund kits during the club's post-Champions League triumph years.

The Look: Modernized Contrast

By injecting white into the trim, Puma adds a layer of "visual air" to the jersey.

The Details: Expect the white to appear on the collar edges, sleeve cuffs, or as fine piping along the black graphic elements.

The Contrast: This subtle addition makes the black logos and yellow base feel sharper and more modern, providing a clean, "pro" aesthetic that stands out against the sea of pure yellow.

The Verdict: Puma is playing a clever game of "Evolution via Nostalgia." By bringing back a color that has been missing for 20 years, they’ve managed to make a traditional yellow kit feel entirely new and unexpected for the 2026 season.