Feyenoord 1989-91 away shirt by Hummel with great vintage design, as worn in a low point for the club when the sponsor HCS went bankrupt and the side only just avoided relegation, although the next season under boss Wim Jansen they went onto win the...
This is Feyenoord Rotterdam’s newly unveiled “Full Support” Away shirt for 2021-22. The adidas design - which is provided to fans who have forgoed compensation for their unfulfilled season tickets - is in tones of green with a halves effect with one...
Feyenoord 1987-89 home shirt by Hummel as worn when the side finished 4th in the Eredivisie in 88-89, ensuring European football for the following campaign. See Price
base decorated - in gold to match the “V”-style neck and substantial cuffs - with a pattern already seen on Colombia and Feyenoord shirts. Overlaid is the adidas logo, the German manufacturer's stripes on the shoulders, and the newly-worded “Emirates...
Giants of Dutch football Feyenoord Rotterdam have launched their new adidas kit for the 2020-21 Eredivisie season. The new shirt stays true to the classic and immediately recognisable red and white halves, this time with the v-neck divided to match the...
Pictured here is the new Feyenoord Away kit by adidas for the 2020-21 Dutch season. When required to change, the Rotterdam-based Eredivisie side will have a black shirt to call upon, embellished in red. The lined pattern with peaks and troughs is a...
Feyenoord and Adidas revealed the new away kit for the 19/20 season. The new kit is clear blue with bright yellow accents – the three adidas stripes down the sides, and the neckband. The name of new shirt sponsor Droomparken adorns the front of the new...
Feyenoord and adidas presented the new Feyenoord Home Shirt for the 18/19 season. The adidas stripes on the shoulders are black this season, as is the adidas logo. The collar and the ends of the sleeves are black during the season 2018/19. The collar...
Feyenoord and Adidas revealed the club's new away shirt for the 2017/18 season. The new away kit will be used during the 2017–18 Eredivisie season, the 62nd season of the Eredivisie since its establishment in 1955....
