Black with purpose: The FC St. Pauli Slash shirt channels the raw energy of the punk zine “Slash” (1977–1980) – no compromise, all attitude. Blood-red “St. Pauli” type across the chest, while the back shouts resistance in fanzine-style collage – masks, fists, defiance. This tee’s a manifesto. For Kiezkicker who wear protest on their sleeves.
Rosé doesn’t mean soft. The “Washed Tonal” tee by FC St. Pauli blends color with attitude: 100% organic cotton, boxy fit, and a tonal Skull & Crossbones front and center. For those whowear contrast with pride.
Kiez meets punk legacy: The white FC St. Pauli Slash tee pays homage to the iconic Punk-Rock mag “Slash” (1977–1980) – rebellious, raw, and ready. Front features a clean blood-red “St. Pauli” tag, while the back explodes in gritty zine-style print – masks, defiance, subculture. Boys in Brown on the edge. For those who wear the street with pride.
Street-ready with retro roots: The brown PUMA x FC St. Pauli "KING" T-shirt revives the legendary PUMA King line with bold edge. Featuring a striking KING front print, classic PUMA logo, and FC St. Pauli badge on the sleeve, it’s a tribute to Hamburg’s Boys in Brown. Made from 100% organic cotton for comfort and conscience – perfect for matchdays or city life.
No place for hate – that’s what this FC St. Pauli T-Shirt “No Place For - Rainbow” stands for. Made from 100% organic cotton in a natural tone, it features a rainbow-colored ST. PAULI logo on the chest and a powerful message on the back: “No Place for Homophobia, Fascism, Sexism, Racism.” A strong statement and comfortable fit – whether at the stadium, on the streets, or in everyday life.
HEALING Outwardly different, yet the same at their core. Colm Dillane, the creative mind behind the New York-based fashion brand KidSuper, merges the two worlds of FC St. Pauli in his artwork “Healing.” Although both stand for exactly the same values at their core, the club’s traditional logo primarily represents classic football and the fight to keep it free of investors and run purely by its members, even today. The skull, on the other hand, captures the club’s subcultural side beyond the football pitch – in art, music, the St. Pauli neighborhood, and a clear stance. Executed with a small print on the front, a large print on the back, and in an oversized fit.
