Since June 2024, we have included a free stadium collector's card in the form of a postcard with every order from our online shop. On the front of each postcard, you can see an iconic stadium from Germany, from days gone by, of course. Football stadiums like the ones we love and often miss today. Hand-drawn by Gavin Parker Art & Design. The back contains all the important information, such as the year of construction and capacity. We change the stadium motif every month and would be delighted if you collected the postcards and had them all in 18 months. Of course, we only reveal which iconic stadium will be next on the first of each month. A little excitement is a must. The Smart Dresser - from the stands, for the stands.
Release date: June 2024
First football match: 1936 (Italy vs. Norway | Quarterfinals of the Summer Olympics)
Last comprehensive modernization: May 2000 - July 2004
Capacity: 74,475 (as of May 2024)
Release date: July 2024
Last football match: May 22, 2004 (Borussia Mönchengladbach - TSV 1860 Munich 3:1 | Matchday 34)
Last goalscorer: Arie van Lent
Capacity: 34,500 (until the 2003/2004 season)
Release date: August 2024
Last football match: May 5, 2002 (SG Eintracht Frankfurt vs. SV Babelsberg | Matchday 34)
Attendance record: 81,000 (SGE - Pirmasens 3:2 | May 23, 1959)
Capacity: 58,700 (until the 2001/2002 season)
Release date: September 2024
First football match: September 26, 1954 (Hannover 96 vs. Arminia Hannover | 1:0)
Interesting facts: Second largest stadium in West Germany in 1954 (86,656 seats)
Capacity: 56,000 (until the 2002/2003 season)
Release date: October 2024
First football match: June 3, 1928 (TSV Alemannia Aachen vs. Preussen Krefeld | 10,000 spectators)
Demolition work: Start 26.09.2011
Capacity: 21,300 (until the 2008/2009 season)
Release date: November 2024
First football match: June 27, 1954 (Schwerin - Chemie Zeitz | 1:3)
Interesting facts: 236,071 volunteer hours were spent on the construction of the Ostseestadion
Capacity: 25,577 (until the 2000/2001 season)
Release date: December 2024
First football match: August 7, 1955 (Karlsruher SC - RW Essen | 2:2)
Interesting facts: Miracle of the Wildpark - Karlsruher SC won the home match of the 2nd round of the 1993 UEFA Cup 7-0 against Valencia
Capacity: 28,762 (until November 2018)
Release date: January 2025
First international match: May 23, 1939 (Germany - Ireland | 1:1)
Interesting fact: The Weserstadion was first built in 1909. The grand reopening took place in 1947 during the match between SV Werder Bremen and VfL Osnabrück.
Capacity: 42,100 (since the 2010/2011 season)
Release date: February 2025
First football match: September 17, 1955 (GDR vs. Romania (B-team) | 3-0)
Attendance record: 55,000 (SC Aufbau Magdeburg - CKD Prague)
Capacity: 40,000 in 1955 (25,800 until demolition in 2005)
Release date: March 2025
First football match: August 4, 1973 (FC Schalke 04 - Feyenood Rotterdam | 1:2)
Last match: May 19, 2001 (FC Schalke 04 - Unterhaching | 5:3)
Capacity: 70,600 (1973-1998)
Release date: April 2025
First football match: May 26, 1972 (West Germany vs. Soviet Union | 4:1)
World Cup Final: July 7, 1974 (Germany - Netherlands | 2:1)
Capacity: 63,118 (77,337 for concerts)
Release date: May 2025
Attendance record: April 26, 1961 (HSV - Barcelona | 2:1)
World Cup: Expulsion site World Cup 1974 & 2006
Capacity: 57,000 (75,000 in 1956)
Release date: June 2025
Attendance record: 20,000 (BFC Dynamo vs. Liverpool FC | UEFA Cup Round of 16)
Start of construction: 1954
Capacity: 12,400 (reduced to 7,800)
At the beginning of each month we release the new Stadium Series stadium.
Stay tuned!