Jamaican Football Federation Teams Up With Adidas On "LFSTLR" Collection
Just in time for London’s Notting Hill Carnival.
“Bloke-core” is still going strong thanks to all of the sporting events happening this year. After last year’s “coquette” trend took the fashion world by storm, it’s evident the fuse between football and fashion isn’t done just yet.
The Jamaican Football Federation has launched its latest collaboration with Adidas ahead of London‘s Notting Hill Carnival. The weekend event comes alive with the rhythms of Caribbean music, dance and infectious energy of the Jamaican community’s history.
The “LFSTLR” collection is designed for those who are football-passionate but also fashion conscious, while also supporting their team when they’re at it. Channeling the essence of the ’90s football renaissance, the collection features the standout “LFSTLR” jersey. This eye-catching piece marries glossy and matte fabrics with a mesmerizing all-over trefoil pattern, punctuated by bold puff transfer prints and sleek flat knit cuffs. And let’s not overlook the classic polo collar, a nostalgic nod to Jamaica’s unforgettable 1998 FIFA World Cup team.
Additional pieces to this collection include tracksuits, tees and shorts — timeless sportswear essentials that are just as suited for a high-energy five-a-side game as they are for a casual outing. True to the Jamaican spirit, the “LFSTLR” collection flaunts an unmissable color palette of black, yellow, and green — the vibrant hues of Jamaica’s national flag.
Click the gallery to check out more of the collection.
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