Denmark’s national women’s soccer team will be taking the pitch in some classic looks at this summer’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 tournament.
The Danish Football Federation (DBU) and manufacturer Hummel unveiled both the team’s home and away kits this week, with just less than two months until the tournament kicks off in Switzerland.
The home kit features Denmark traditional dark red base with vertical stripes sewn into the fabric on the front and back. The shoulders and most of the sleeves are solid red, and the white polo collar has red trim and white triangular insert at the front. Two Hummel chevrons adorn each shoulder.
No unnecessary details. No noise. … The new national team jersey is a tribute to the Danish design heritage, football culture and national pride. With a stylish and honest expression, the design focuses on the shirt’s true purpose; to carry the passion, the community and the indomitable strength we stand together.
— Kvindelandsholdet / Facebook (translated to English by Facebook)
The away kit, meanwhile, carries the same no-nonsense aesthetic. The base is solid white, though like the home kit, vertical stripes are incorporated into the fabric. The only embellishments are red pinstripes running around the crew neck collar and sleeve cuffs and red Hummel chevrons on the shoulders.
Women’s Euro 2025 kicks off on Wednesday, July 2, when Iceland faces Finland in Thun, Switzerland. Denmark is in Group C along with Germany, Poland and Sweden. Their first match is against their Scandinavian counterparts, Sweden, on Tuesday, July 8, in Geneva.
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