When I heard that Werder Bremen would be like most clubs and have a third alternative kit, I begged for a black kit with white and green markings. I do not know why I like an all black kit, but I think it would have looked great with a green collar and white accent markings throughout. However Kappa and Werder Bremen management went another route.

Though simple and classy looking, the third kit is brown. That’s right, it is brown. Now brown is not a flatering color by any means, but there are somethings I like about this kit. It is different and it is simple. However the things I do not like about it are the color of the collar (lime green and brown do not mix), the silver Kappa logos on the sleeves and it is solid brown. I think there were many other ways to go with a third kit, brown was not one of them. I will give it a 2 out of 5, but that is only because of the simplicity of the kit.

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While utilizing the same kit that Kappa provided Werder Bremen with for the home matches, the away kit is just a nice and flows just as smoothly. Keeping with the theme of the primary club colors is a standard that management and Kappa went with, and I will admit that I think it looks good.

Werder Bremen will take the pitch in away matches in a green and white top that is highlighted by orange Kappa logos on the shoulders. Again I think the logos are much too big and placed in bad positions, however overall I think this is a an extrememly nice looking kit. The ability to have half of a kit one color and the other half another is not something all clubs could do, but Werder Bremen pulled it off and made it look great. I would give this kit a 4 out of 5, but I can not get past the orange Kappa logos on the shoulders. So this is a high 3, but still nothing more than a 3 out of 5.

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Kappa kits have been a personal favorite with me for a while now. Mainly because their ability to take something that no one is doing and make it look great. This is the case for the 2007-08 Werder Bremen home kit.

When they take the pitch for the 2007-08 Bundesliga campaign, they will do so in a kit with a solid field of green highlighted by the white on the collar, down the sides and on the Kappa logos on the shoulders. Green and white are the primary colors for the badge of Werder Bremen, so of course it flows nicely. The only complaint that I have with Kappa kits is the need to put their logo in high profile places and make it larger than it needs to be. I guess when you are branding an item, you have to do such things. Aside from those minor issues this is a solid 4 out of 5 stars. Nice kit all the way around.

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When I found out that Bayern Munich and Adidas collaborated on a third kit, I was curious to see how it would turn out and if they would go with a black kit. Well I was glad to see a black kit, however I think that it is not as nice as it could have been. Bayern Munich in a black kit should be great looking, and I would be lying to you if I said I have seen this kit on a player or the pitch. However I think they missed a golden opportunity with this kit.

On a solid field of black, Adidas tried to incorporate the Bayern Munich color scheme by adding the standard three stripes in red down the sleeves and then a red and blue vertical stripe down the right side. This is the part I do not understand nor like. If they would have taken the away kit, made it a solid field of black with red stripes down the sleeves and blue markings it would easily have been a 4, possibly a 5. But this kit is nothing more than a 2.

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Like many of the clubs across the globe, Bayern Munich and Adidas went with a simple white kit for the away matches. I have nothing wrong with this, in fact I think the white kits often look sharp and classic on the pitch. It’s by far one of my favorite kit colors because of the simplicity.

On this kit Adida took the red and blue from the Bayern Munich badge and implemented the blue into the three stripes down the sleeves and the red with some markings down the sides. I really like the way this kit stands out and the colors of the badge are found throughout the kit. The one thing that I do not like, and this is for all of the newer Adidas kits, is the collar. It serves no purpose and to be honest look ridiculous on the players. Loose the collar and you have a 4 star kit, but with it, nothing more than a 3.

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Bayern Munich is one of the most fabled clubs in the world. One of the top German club teams, is it any wonder why Adidas is their kit manufacturer? When they take the home pitch for the 2007-08 Bundeslig campaign and try to bring home a fourth championship, they will do so in a tradtional kit that has not changed in years.

Adidas stuck with the traditonal red and white horizontal strips for the Bayern Munich home kit. I like the simplicity and the ability to not change, however I think it would look a little better with a touch of the blue that is in the Bayern Munich badge. If nothing more than to bring out the blue in the badge, it would make the kit look that much better. Overall a solid 3 out of 5 stars for the Bayern Munich Home Kit.

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