Dynamo Dresden 25/26 Home Shirt: Jako and Meissen Fuse Football with Porcelain Art

Dynamo Dresden’s 2025/26 home shirt is not just a kit—it’s a tribute to Saxon craftsmanship. Created in collaboration with the State Porcelain Manufactory Meissen, the design weaves centuries-old porcelain artistry into the fabric of the club. From an embossed onion pattern to an embroidered crest, every detail tells a story of heritage and identity.

A Collaboration Rooted in Saxon Heritage

The partnership between Dynamo Dresden and Meissen brings together two institutions with deep roots in Saxony. Meissen, founded in 1710 by August the Strong, is one of Germany’s oldest luxury porcelain manufacturers, renowned for its blue-and-white “white gold.” The historic onion pattern, first introduced in 1739 and inspired by East Asian art, now appears on a football shirt for the first time.

Design Details: Porcelain Meets Football

At first glance, the yellow base shirt might resemble a simple design. But up close, the intricate porcelain pattern is subtly embossed into the fabric, adding texture without shouting for attention. The result is a quiet, understated elegance that honors the craft behind Meissen’s legacy.

Embroidered Crest and Meaningful Details

The club badge returns in embroidered form, replacing printed versions and elevating the shirt’s overall finish. On the back of the neck, Dresden’s city crest sits proudly. Inside the collar, the familiar rallying cry “LOVE DYNAMO – HATE RACISM” reinforces the club’s commitment to openness and diversity.

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