A Nose For The Game - a series of t-shirt designs featuring legendary footballers and their big noses. Zlatan Ibrahimović, Zinedine Zidane and Eric Cantona.
Illustrations by Robert Krums, a Chicago based designer and illustrator. Preferring the computer to the pen, he renders the world how he wishes it to be; friendly, humorous, and design conscious. Available at footytees.com
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First introduced in 1978, the Liga gained popularity on indoor football pitches the world over. It has more suede and sportiness to its name than More...
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First introduced in 1978, the Liga gained popularity on indoor football pitches the world over. It has more suede and sportiness to its name than More...
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First introduced in 1978, the Puma Liga gained popularity on indoor football pitches the world over. It has more suede and sportiness to its name More...
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First introduced in 1978, the Puma Liga gained popularity on indoor football pitches the world over. It has more suede and sportiness to its name More...
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Established within the foothills of northern Italy in 1948, Diadora originally produced mountaineering/hiking boots and equipment and then soon More...
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The "Chile 62" Track Top celebrates Chili hosting the FIFA World Cup in 1962 which was eventually won by defending champions Brazil. The jacket More...
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Established within the foothills of northern Italy in 1948, Diadora originally produced mountaineering/hiking boots and equipment and then soon More...
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