ChessBase Fashion Collection 2023 | The Basics of Chess

Psychology plays an important role in chess. Many chess players check their opponents before the match to decide if they should dare to play for a win. With ChessBase accessories, you send the right message to your opponent:

“I’m prepared! I know my stuff! And I know your games too!”

You can get all the ChessBase fashion accessories and even more at Spreadshop.

ChessBase 17 Collection

The ChessBase collection offers items for men, women and children, in different sizes and fabrics, with different prints. Here is a small selection:

Men’s hoodies guarantee a strong look: to see more, head to Spreadshop.

The women’s long sweatshirt brings the right punch to the tour room. Overboard and overboard. To see more, go to Spreadshop.

For the really hot games: summer shirts for the experts. To see more, go to Spreadshop.

Taylor Made for Cool Attacks: Women’s Shirt in Honey Blue – to see more, head over to Spreadshop.

The ChessBase apron perfectly protects against mishaps when trying to serve your opponent a new opening plate. Also perfect for cooking or cutting a good figure on the barbecue – to see more head over to Spreadshop.

ChessBase 17 cover helps your memory – for more, go to Spreadshop.

Coffee or tea can improve your game. More at Spreadshop.

Must-have: ChessBase bag. Climate-friendly, reusable and 1000 times cooler than the widely used plastic bag: for more, head to Spreadshop.

Scarf, not just for the dog (although the dog is not included in the purchase of the product). To see more, go to Spreadshop.

Fritz&Chester collection

In addition to the ChessBase collection, there is also a Fritz&Chesster collection for young and old chess players, for example the Fritz&Chesster bag with a clear, albeit German, message to the opponent: “Ich setz dich matt, wie die Klatsche die Fliege!” which roughly translates to, “I’ll hook you like a swatter hooks a fly!”

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I look back:

This is what they wear to ChessBase in 2005:

In another office and with another platform, tactics expert Oliver Reeh (front) and André Schulz (chessbase.de editor) cook in the ChessBase TV cooking studio (live broadcast 2005)

Yared Lafer and Pascal Lautenschläger assist

Oliver Reeh, chopping onions

The first ChessBase shirts were already available in 2001:

The ChessBase team in 2001

Back row, left to right: Ben Bartels, Frederic Friedel, Gisela Jäger, Mathias Feist, Matthias Wüllenweber, Steffen Giehring. Front row from left to right: André Schulz, Nadja Wittmann, Yvonne Gerstorff, Helga Wellershaus, Mira Kowalski, Rainer Woisin

You can find all products at Spreadshop

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