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Summer of Football

Whenever a big tournament rolls around, brands will slap a crest on something and call it a statement. They’ll announce: “We’re football fans now”. Course you are, lads. Of course you are. 

Naturally, we're doing the opposite. We wanted to do something more grown-up. Less shouty. Less obvious, perhaps. Football’s such a part of our DNA that even when we dial it all the way back, it’s still there. Like Newcastle United and brown ale, even if it’s not front and centre, you know it’s in the building. 

And so this is a collection not for dodging pints thrown with staged abandon in brand-name warehouses and big screens, but for Palermo with mates, for mouth-melting amêijoas à bulhão pato in Lisbon, for long, aimless afternoons in Greece that starts with an ellinikos coffee — served variglykós, because you’ve got a sweet tooth and you’re on your holidays and why not? — and ends looking out at the Adriatic wondering why you can’t get the highlights loading on your phone even after you stumped-up YouTube Premium. This collection is a carry-on's worth of clothes that covers all bases without asking you to think too hard about what goes with what — because every piece here works with every other piece. That's not a happy accident. It's the whole architecture. You are the Rinus Michels of modular wardrobery. This is Total Football.

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