Terrace heritage, redefined for the present.

The collection draws on imagery deeply connected to English football, not merely as a sport, but as a cultural phenomenon. A world built on rituals, belonging and unspoken aesthetic codes, where collective experiences are expressed through what is worn, both inside and outside the stadium. Without ever being explicit, the capsule captures that emotional tension, that quiet pride, that sense of identity that has long defined the British terraces: an aesthetic that is raw yet refined, moving between discipline, style and memory.

At the centre of the capsule stands The Line Trench, a modern interpretation of a British outerwear archetype. Cut in a deep navy tone, it references the timeless authority of the trench coat while subtly echoing the sideline: composed, observant, always present. Its clean proportions and restrained detailing allow the piece to move effortlessly between matchday and everyday life, reflecting the understated confidence of terrace culture, where status is communicated quietly, through cut, fabric and stance rather than logos or noise.

Complementing it is The Side Line Scarf, rendered in a bold red that nods to the emotional core of football culture. Scarves have long been symbols of allegiance, warmth and ritual, held aloft, wrapped tight, carried across generations. Here, the scarf is refined into a graphic yet timeless accessory, balancing heritage and modernity. It serves as a subtle marker of belonging, an object that connects personal identity with collective memory.

Together, the trench and scarf form a dialogue between structure and emotion, restraint and expression. Not replicas of the past, but contemporary pieces shaped by it, designed to be worn with intention, carrying the spirit of the terraces into the present.

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