OUR PROJECTS
From custom creations for the football community to special projects for professional players, clubs and brands. The appetite for upcycling is truly growing.
Custom Creations
We often make 1 of 1 creations for our hyper engaged football community. Kits are provided by the customer before we bring concepts to life through our upcycling service.
Pro Players
The leaders on and off the pitch, who are intrigued by the coming together of football and sustainability. Some of the following athletes can be seen advocating for our product.
Hector Bellerin
Isobel Dalton
Borja Iglesias
Andrew Redmayne
Alex Chidiac
Alanna Kennedy
Amy Harrison
Melissa Barbieri
Macklin Freke
And more.
Pro Clubs
Brisbane Roar
Together with Brisbane Roar, we announced a community partnership - offering our upcycling service on several game days. Fans were able to simply drop off their old garments for rework and pick them up on the next game day.
RC Strasbourg Alsace
Ligue 1 outfit RC Strasbourg Alsace approached us to rework some of their old kits. A dozen of unique kits upcycled into new functional designs were provided as templates and inspiration for the club to then find a local supplier to partner with.
Collaborations
Over The Pitch
Football boutique, magazine & creatives Over The Pitch see opportunities within kits of the past, while combining football apparel with fashion.
We have launched several capsules with Over The Pitch to date, bringing upcycling concepts to life in the heart of Seoul, South Korea.
Ultra Football
Australia's biggest Football Destination - Ultra Football have become an ongoing partner of ours, as both brands are on a common mission to growing football culture down under.
From end of season capsules, pop up stores to special projects such as reworking old kit templates for the adidas x Human Race FC launch.
PPRN SEOUL
Championing the message of sustainability, we teamed up with South Korean football-lifestyle brand PPRN Seoul for the 'ANABADA' jersey.
ANABADA, translating to "Conserve, Share, Exchange, Reuse", was a famous Korean term that formed the basis of a movement in 1997 promoting the act of sustainable consumption.
