The’Hannover 96, a German club founded in 1896 that currently plays in 2. Football Bundesliga, e Macron, technical sponsor of the ‘The Reds’, they unveiled the new Home kit which the team will wear during the 2024–2025 season. A shirt that stays true to the club’s traditional and distinctive colour and which, as has been the case for several seasons now, conveys a message of sustainability and environmental protection thanks to the fabric Eco Fabric (100% polyester made from recycled plastic) which the Italian brand uses to produce the match kits for all its clubs.

The new ‘Home’It is red with the edges of the mandarin collar and sleeves featuring fine horizontal stripes in black, white and green. The back of the neck is personalised with the team logo, which is also subtly incorporated into the background of the label, alongside the motto “NEVER ALONE!” (“Never alone!”) and the words Designed in Bologna to certify and highlight how each garment is conceived, designed and developed in the Macron Campus alongside Hannover 96.  On the chest, on the right and in white, the Macron the Hero, on the left the logo of the’Hannover 96. The words “NEVER ALONE!” is also printed on the outside of the back of the collar.

The design feature of the German club’s home shirt is a series of fine, elegant tone-on-tone diagonal stripes, appearing on both the front and back. At the bottom of the shirt there is a personalised inner tape bearing the repeated inscription, “YES TO FOOTBALL, NO TO RACISM”. The shorts are black with black drawstrings featuring one white and one green tip, and have white and green detailing on the sides and along the back of the thighs. The socks are white with a top edge featuring horizontal black, white and green stripes.

The new ‘Home’ has a great fit Slim fit. The main fabric used is Eco-Softlock and the inclusion of inserts made of Eco-Mesh make the garment particularly lightweight and ensure excellent breathability. This new kit, like all the garments produced by Macron for Hannover 96, will soon be available in the section dedicated to the German club on the website macron.com.