Austrian Bundesliga Jerseys

The Austrian Bundesliga (officially the Admiral Bundesliga) is the highest tier of professional soccer in Austria. Founded in 1911, the league has a proud history stretching back over a century, and today features twelve clubs battling through a regular season and championship round each year. The competition is played at a high level, with several clubs regularly qualifying for UEFA Champions League and Europa League group stages, giving Austrian football genuine continental visibility.

Red Bull Salzburg has dominated the modern era, typically winning the title in the majority of recent seasons. Yet historic clubs like Rapid Wien — the most decorated side in Austrian football history — and Sturm Graz, with their passionate supporter base in Styria, ensure the league remains fiercely contested and deeply rooted in local identity. Austrian club jerseys reflect that identity: bold colors, clean crests and designs that carry real meaning for supporters across Vienna, Salzburg and Graz.

Below you’ll find Austrian Bundesliga clubs with dedicated jersey pages. Each one brings together home, away, third, kids, retro and custom options so you can find exactly the kit you want and check out on Amazon.

About the Austrian Bundesliga

League History and Format

Austrian top-flight football has existed in some form since 1911, making it one of the oldest national leagues in continental Europe. The league went through several structural changes across the twentieth century, settling into its modern format of twelve clubs in the top division. The season typically begins in mid-July and runs through May, split across two distinct phases. In the regular season, every club plays each other twice — once at home and once away — accumulating 22 matchdays of results. After those rounds, the standings are locked and the league splits into a championship round (top six clubs) and a relegation round (bottom six clubs). Each group then plays additional fixtures against the same opponents at a half-points reset, keeping the tension high right to the final day for European qualification, the title, and survival.

Austrian clubs have shown they can compete beyond their borders. Red Bull Salzburg has reached the UEFA Champions League group stage multiple times in recent seasons, often progressing to the knockout rounds and drawing attention across Europe. That continental exposure has made Salzburg jerseys recognizable far beyond Austria’s own fan base, and it has shone a spotlight on the league as a whole as a proving ground for some of Europe’s most exciting young talent.

Biggest Clubs and Rivalries

Red Bull Salzburg are the dominant force of the current era. Based at the Red Bull Arena in Salzburg, they have won the Austrian Bundesliga title in the majority of seasons since the mid-2010s. Their red-and-white home kit is instantly recognizable, and their commitment to developing young players means that former Salzburg academy graduates now represent some of the biggest clubs in Europe. Salzburg jerseys typically carry the Red Bull branding prominently, making them a distinctive piece of football merchandise in any collection.

Rapid Wien are the most successful club in the history of Austrian football by total titles, with their record of top-flight championships reflecting more than a century of competition at the summit of the domestic game. Founded in 1899, Rapid are based in the Hütteldorf district of Vienna and are known for their famous green-and-white hooped home jersey. The club has a vast and loyal supporter base, and their kit holds a nostalgic pull for Austrian football fans across generations. Rapid’s away strips have typically featured white or darker contrasting designs that provide a clean complement to the famous home hoops.

Sturm Graz represent the Styrian capital and wear a striking black-and-white halved design that sets them apart visually from most other Austrian clubs. Sturm have been genuine title challengers in various eras, and their passionate ultras are among the most vocal in the league. The black-and-white kit has become a symbol of Graz football identity, worn with pride at the Merkur Arena whether in domestic or European competition.

The rivalry between Rapid Wien and Austria Wien (FK Austria Wien) is the most famous in Austrian football — the Vienna Derby — and draws some of the largest crowds in the domestic calendar. The rivalry between Rapid Wien and Red Bull Salzburg carries its own edge, pitting the historically decorated Vienna club against the high-investment, globally branded Salzburg project. Meanwhile, the Graz derby between Sturm Graz and Grazer AK has historically stirred intense local passion in Styria. These rivalries add weight to every jersey worn on the pitch, connecting the shirt to a wider sense of club identity and local pride.

Iconic Kits Through the Years

Austrian Bundesliga clubs have produced some memorable jersey designs over the decades. Rapid Wien’s green-and-white hoops are among the most enduring in Central European football, with variations of the design dating back to the early twentieth century. The hooped pattern remains the club’s most recognizable visual identity, and retro versions of the shirt are popular with collectors who want to connect with a specific era of Rapid’s history.

Red Bull Salzburg’s kits have evolved as the club’s profile has grown. The pairing of red and white, combined with Red Bull’s bold design aesthetic, produces jerseys that look at home both in the Austrian Bundesliga and on the European stage. Limited-edition and third-kit designs have occasionally featured darker colorways — navy or charcoal — giving collectors something beyond the standard home-and-away rotation.

Sturm Graz’s black-and-white halved design is one of the most visually distinctive in Austria, drawing comparisons to similarly styled clubs across Europe. The stark contrast of the two halves gives the kit a bold, graphic quality that photographs well and stands out in a crowd, making it a strong choice for fans who appreciate a classic, no-frills football aesthetic.

Austrian Bundesliga Jersey Buying Guide

Austrian Bundesliga jerseys follow the same general structure as clubs across European football. The home jersey carries each club’s primary colors and crest, the away jersey offers a contrasting design for road fixtures, and some clubs release a third or special-edition kit each season. You’ll also find kids and youth sizes for younger supporters and retro designs that celebrate a club’s storied history.

When shopping on Amazon, read each listing carefully to confirm the season, whether the jersey is an authentic match version or a replica fan kit, and the available sizes. Replica kits are the most affordable and widely worn, while authentic jerseys match on-field specifications with a closer fit. For help choosing between the two, see our authentic vs replica jerseys guide and our sizing guide.

Choosing the Right Size

Austrian Bundesliga kits are typically manufactured by European sportswear brands, which means sizing conventions can differ from North American standards. As a general rule, if you are between sizes, it is worth sizing up for a replica fan jersey, which is designed for casual wear over a shirt. Authentic match jerseys tend to run smaller and are cut for an athletic frame. Always check the specific size chart provided on each Amazon listing rather than relying on a single universal guide, as sizing can vary between brands and even between seasons from the same brand. Our soccer jersey sizing guide covers this in more detail and includes general measurements to help you find the right fit.

Home, Away and Third Kits

Most Austrian Bundesliga clubs release a home and away kit at the start of each season, and some add a third or cup kit partway through the year. The home kit is the safest long-term purchase because it is typically worn for the majority of domestic matches and tends to be available from more sellers. Away kits often feature more experimental colorways and can become collector’s items if the club has a strong season. Third kits are generally produced in smaller quantities and may sell out faster, so if a particular design catches your eye, it is worth acting sooner rather than later. Retro and throwback shirts are produced independently of the seasonal cycle and can be found year-round; see our retro soccer jerseys section for more options.

Custom Austrian Bundesliga Jerseys

Some Austrian Bundesliga jerseys can be personalized with a player name and number, or your own name, making them a unique gift for any supporter. Look for custom or personalized listings on Amazon when browsing each club’s page. Browse more options on our custom soccer jerseys page.

Buying Austrian Bundesliga Jerseys as Gifts

An Austrian Bundesliga jersey makes a thoughtful gift for any supporter of the league, whether they follow Salzburg for the Champions League nights, Rapid for the weight of history or Sturm Graz for the regional pride. Consider pairing a jersey with a personalized name and number for a more personal touch. Kids jerseys are also a popular gift choice; Austrian clubs typically offer youth sizes that mirror the adult design, so young supporters can wear the same kit as their favorite players. Browse our kids soccer jerseys section for more options across all European leagues.