Ninox

Sport-Club Borussia Berlin 1905 e.V., commonly known as SC Borussia Berlin, Borussia Berlin or SCBB, is a German sports club founded in 1905. First founded as a pure men’s football team the club branched out into handball, table tennis, women’s football and also eSports in later decades. The name Borussia comes from the Latin name for Prussia. The men’s football team plays its games in the Olympiastadion, which it shares with their local rival Hertha BSC. The club has won 3 Bundesliga titles, 5 DFB-Cups and one UEFA Cup in its history. The three league titles mean that the Sportclub is allowed to wear one star above their badge. Borussia’s main rivals are the other two big clubs in the capital of Germany, Hertha and Union. However both rivalries aren’t as heated as other German derbies like the Ruhrderby between Dortmund and Schalke for example. There is also a quiet rivalry with the other two Borussias in the German top flight – Dortmund and Mönchengladbach. Their badge is a shield consisting of the colors of the flag of Berlin and the Berliner Bär – the bear is a symbol of the city of Berlin and it also appears on the badge and flag of the city. The team played their first matches in plain red shirts, which were combined with white shorts and socks. Soon however, Borussia switched to black shorts and socks since they did not get as dirty and were easier to clean back then. The first away shirt was a blue top that also brought back the white shorts and socks. In later decades white and black jerseys also became common away options. 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 A few words from the author: So this was a project I was working on on-off for the past 4 years. The idea for the club and the badge first appeared in my head somewhere around 2014 actually. And I always wanted to do a fictional kit history. Designing multiple kit sets for one club is a fun experience since you really have to stretch to the edge of your creativity. I also wanted to make everything as realistic as possible. So if you think that on some kits the sponsor logo doesn’t fit well or if you’re asking yourself why I’m sometimes criticising my own kits, that’s actually done deliberately. I would love to hear your opinions! What are your favourite kits from this project? Any season that stood out to you in particular?