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Brown and white, and a skull and crossbones flag. FC St. Pauli are one of the most famous cult clubs in the world. This page has every St. Pauli shirt we stock for 2026-27.
All St. Pauli shirts here are soft, breathable mesh. Your name and number go on free. We make it in 3-5 working days and ship it worldwide in 7-8.
FC St. Pauli Key Facts
- Founded: 15 May 1910
- Ground: Millerntor-Stadion, Hamburg
- Nicknames: Kiezkicker, Freibeuter der Liga (Pirates of the League)
- Colours: brown and white
- 2025-26: 18th, so the club plays in the second tier in 2026-27
Why Do St. Pauli Wear Brown?
Brown and white have been St. Pauli's colours for most of their history. Brown is rare in football, and it makes the club stand out. Fans see it as part of the club's unique identity.
Why Do St. Pauli Fans Use a Skull and Crossbones?
In the 1980s, fans began flying a pirate flag at the Millerntor. It became a symbol of the club's rebellious, fan-led culture. Today it is known around the world.
2026-27 Home Shirt
The home shirt is rich espresso brown with a tonal zig-zag pattern. A retro collar with a single white button gives it a classic look.
2026-27 Third Shirt
The third shirt is pale grey and mint with a marbled print.
Goalkeeper Shirt
We also stock the magenta goalkeeper shirt with a purple print.
St. Pauli Shirts at a Glance
| Shirt | Colours | Look |
|---|---|---|
| Home | Brown and white | Polo collar |
| Third | Pale grey and mint | Marbled print |
| Goalkeeper | Magenta | Purple print |
FC St. Pauli in Five Moments
1. The Pirate Flag, 1980s
Fans brought the skull and crossbones to the Millerntor.
2. "World Club Beaters", 2002
St. Pauli beat Bayern Munich 2-1 soon after Bayern won the Intercontinental Cup.
3. Cup Run, 2006
As a third-tier side, St. Pauli reached the DFB-Pokal semi-finals.
4. Champions of the Second Tier, 2024
St. Pauli won promotion back to the Bundesliga.
5. A Club Owned by Fans
The club's fans helped fund a cooperative to buy the stadium.
Which St. Pauli Shirt Should You Buy?
| If you want… | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The classic brown | Home | Espresso brown, retro collar |
| Something different | Third | Pale grey and mint |
| A keeper's shirt | Goalkeeper | Magenta |
St. Pauli Fit and Sizing
- Match shirts: the brown home shirt is trim, cut like the one worn at the Millerntor-Stadion.
- Goalkeeper: St. Pauli goalkeeper shirts allow more room across the chest and arms.
- Pre-match and training: training tops hang loose.
St. Pauli Size Tip
Lay a shirt that fits you flat and measure armpit to armpit. Match that width on our chart.
Unsure Between St. Pauli Sizes?
Choose a size up for an easy fit at a gig or on the Reeperbahn. Choose your true size for the on-pitch cut.
Personalise Your St. Pauli Shirt
- Choose your St. Pauli shirt and size.
- Print a Kiezkicker's name and number, or your own.
- Double-check each letter, then add it to your basket.
Printing on St. Pauli shirts is free. Each one is made in 3-5 working days.
Returns
Unprinted St. Pauli shirts can be returned within 28 days. Printed shirts come back only if faulty or not as ordered.
Why Shop St. Pauli Shirts Here
- Free printing on all St. Pauli shirts
- Breathable, lightweight mesh
- Tracked worldwide delivery in 7-8 working days
- UK-based support for every order
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FC St. Pauli Shirt FAQs
Why do St. Pauli wear brown?
Brown and white are the club's traditional colours.
Why do St. Pauli use a skull and crossbones?
Fans adopted the pirate flag in the 1980s as a rebel symbol.
Where do St. Pauli play?
At the Millerntor-Stadion in Hamburg.
Which football clubs have brown kits?
St. Pauli are the best-known club in brown. The colour is rare in top-level football.
What is special about St. Pauli?
Its fan culture: the pirate flag, a packed Millerntor and a strong focus on social causes.
Do you charge to print a St. Pauli shirt?
No. We add names and numbers to St. Pauli shirts at no cost.
What is the delivery time for St. Pauli shirts?
Allow 3-5 working days to make it. Tracked shipping then takes 7-8 working days.