2011/12 · VFB Stuttgart

VFB Stuttgart 2011/12

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Official Puma VfB Stuttgart 2009/10 Away shirt featuring the iconic EnBW sponsor chest bar and sleek red trims.

Club / nationVFB Stuttgart
Season2011/12
ManufacturerPuma
SizeS
ConditionGood · 7/10
Shirt typeAway
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30-day returnsReturn unworn in the condition received.
Condition and disclosed flaws
  • In very good condition
Product record
SKU
STU-2011-A-01
League
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Product details

About this shirt

Travel back to a momentous era for Die Schwaben with this official Puma VfB Stuttgart 2009/10 Away jersey. Breaking away from their signature home white, this shirt features a commanding dark black base broken up by a bold red chest band that houses the iconic yellow-and-white EnBW corporate sponsor. Styled with subtle red piping along the v-neck collar and cuffs, asymmetric white Puma shoulder paneling, and an embroidered gold-starred club crest, this piece perfectly embodies late-2000s Bundesliga aesthetic utility.

The story behind the shirt

2011/12 in context

This jersey marks the absolute end of an era for Stuttgart, acting as the final away shirt to ever feature their long-standing, iconic sponsor EnBW before the club transitioned branding. Worn during a captivating 2009/10 campaign, this kit saw action as a highly talented VfB squad fought on multiple fronts under Christian Gross, ultimately securing an impressive 6th-place finish in the Bundesliga to lock down European football.More memorably, this template was worn during Stuttgart's dramatic run into the UEFA Champions League knockout stages, where a squad packed with heroes like Sami Khedira, Cacau, Jens Lehmann, and a young Thomas Hitzlsperger famously went head-to-head with Pep Guardiola’s legendary Barcelona. Holding this shirt brings back immediate memories of roaring German away ends and high-intensity European nights under the lights, making it a highly nostalgic, emotionally fueled collector's item for any German football enthusiast.

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