£145.00
2004-05 · Borussia Dortmund
2004-05 Borussia Dortmund Away Shirt
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Cult-classic mid-2000s Borussia Dortmund away kit utilizing Nike's famous Total 90 structural template, complete with the iconic red E.ON chest sponsor.
Club / nationBorussia Dortmund
Season2004-05
ManufacturerNike
SizeM
ConditionExcellent · 8/10
Shirt typeAway
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Very minor storage creasing on the back "DORTMUND" text print.Standard light surface wear to the internal printed T90 neck sizing detail.
Product record
- SKU
- DOR-2004-N-03
- League
- Bundesliga
- Country
- Germany
Product details
About this shirt
Celebrate one of the most recognizable eras of technical sportswear design with this authentic 2004-05 Borussia Dortmund away shirt. Engineered during the absolute peak of Nike’s legendary Total 90 (T90) era, this charcoal/dark grey jersey features the iconic circular mesh rear panel, high-contrast neon yellow curved structural piping, and matching mesh trim framing the collar and shoulders. The front displays an embroidered BVB club crest topped with its traditional championship star and a vibrant, raised-felt red E.ON sponsor logo. Finished with the signature yellow "DORTMUND" block wordmark printed across the lower back, this jersey stands as a definitive blueprint of mid-2000s football street style.
The story behind the shirt
2004-05 in context
The 2004-05 Bundesliga campaign was a period of high drama, transition, and gritty rebuilding at the Westfalenstadion. Facing intense financial pressures off the pitch, Die Schwarzgelben relied heavily on the raw brilliance of their world-class stars to maintain their competitive edge under Bert van Marwijk. This unforgettable Total 90 template was graced on-pitch by club icons such as the majestic Czech playmaker Tomáš Rosický, the towering powerhouse Jan Koller, midfield general Sebastian Kehl, and a teenage prodigy making his breakthrough named Nuri Şahin. The striking juxtaposition of Dortmund’s fierce club identities framed within the global geometric aesthetic of Nike's T90 campaign makes this a deeply nostalgic holy grail for fans of nostalgic German football.
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