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NEW COLLECTION

RItuals

For our new collection, we went on a pilgrimage back to the origins of the game, delving deep into the rugged beauty of British folklore, and the heart of ancient traditions - the sun, the ball, and the sacred grounds of common worship where the roots of football and folklore intertwine.

Inspired by medieval and folk football, once played in village greens and town squares, we explored slanted pitches and sites that speak of spirituality, magic, and myth. This collection channels the essence of communion with nature - a connection to the grass, the soil, and the elements: fire, wind, water, and football. We seek escapism, a higher power through the game and the earth it is played on.

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The Start of Autumn with Burnt Fen

Many years ago, our founder Nico played a regular Monday-night seven-a-side game with Alfie, then a gardener and model in London. Since 2019, Alfie has been the owner of Burnt Fen, a rich, colourful, and rather idyllic farm in Norfolk that grows around 30,000 flowers a year.

What's fresh — Rituals

This season is a celebration of the great outdoors, a tribute to the ancient, mythical traditions that shaped the beautiful game and
our relationship with nature.

Away Days — Margate

Rudi Minto de Wijs is a curator and writer whose work spans contemporary art, music, and community projects that champion inclusivity and celebrate diasporic culture. He is currently Head of Curation at Jumbi Peckham. Based in Margate, he landed there almost by accident after coming for a day trip.

This top is so stylish, the design is brilliant, it goes well with jeans and shorts. Will be checking for new items!

Rick Thomas

Rayures Menthes— Great top. Fits and looks great. I sized up for a looser fit.

Keval Shah

Awesome Shirt. Really impressed with the quality.

Ben Greening

Exactly what I hoped for! Honestly such a great product. Order arrived and I absolutely love it!

Edward Cazzoli

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