FC Kaan-Marienborn 2019-20 Home Shirt - Puma
XL
$70.00
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FC Kaan-Marienborn 2019-20 Home Shirt - Puma
FC Kaan-Marienborn home shirt by Puma from their Regionalliga West era. White with bold black vertical stripes, the textured Puma template with black shoulder panels, Puma cat on the chest, KM 2007 crest and the big blue POLYGON sponsor front and centre. Classic non-league German look, very clean.
Kaan-Marienborn are proper Outside the Box territory - a small club from Siegen who had a big run up into the Regionalliga and DFB-Pokal in recent years. You won't find this in many Aussie collections. Puma teamwear with the striped detail and DRYCELL technology, match-ready.
Plain back, no name or number, so it's wearable for anyone. Great for groundhoppers, collectors of obscure German shirts, or just someone who wants stripes that aren't Juve or Newcastle.
Part of our Outside the Box collection, this is a one-off authentic football shirt selected for fans who want something unique, collectible and a little less obvious.
Condition: Very Good 9.5/10
Flaws: None noted - light general creasing only, colours and print clean
$70.00
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Quality & Condition
Authentic vintage. Not factory fresh — and that’s the point. Our shirts have lived a life. Depending on age, you may notice minor signs of wear (light bobbling, tiny pulls, faint marks). We grade hard and only ship shirts we’d proudly wear. Anything with major flaws (large stains, holes, heavy cracking) doesn’t make the cut.
If we ever miss something significant, we’ll make it right.
Shipping (Australia First)
We ship from Australia.
- Free standard shipping Australia-wide
- Tracked delivery on every order
- Dispatched within 1–2 business days
Each shirt is carefully packed in our signature box for a proper unboxing experience.
Returns & Exchanges
We want you to love your shirt. If there’s a major issue we’ve missed, contact us within 7 days of delivery and we’ll sort it out.
Because these are vintage and mystery-based, minor signs of wear aren’t considered faults, but we’re always fair and reasonable if something’s not right.