A tribute to the rich footballing history shared between Arsenal and Paris, travelling to Paris in 2022 to source the heavy-weight cloth. SOLD

Partly inspired by an antique drawing of a rose-covered suit of armour, partly a homage to the pristine white shirt worn by Geoff Hurst in England’s 1966 World Cup quarter-final win over Argentina. SOLD

Inspired by late ‘80s Peter Shilton, an Italian luxury fashion house. SOLD

Paying homage to the avant-garde painter and graphic artist Mirolslav Šutej , the creator of the very first Croatian stripe. SOLD

There’s an astonishing level of detail in this work: the deftly-painted club crest embedded in foliage on the chest, the Pony branded numbers weaving in and out of the floral pattern on the back, the nostalgia-inducing Premier league badges on beautiful, baggy sleeves. SOLD

Constructed from a soft crepe fabric sourced from a Casablanca street market, the shirt celebrates the links between Morocco football and the famous Dutch club. SOLD

Made from a gorgeous mesh-like fabric that Christian found in a Moroccan street market. When cut into the shape of a football shirt and placed onto of the green Spurs shirt the elaborate floral design really sprung to life. SOLD

Inspired by José Ponce’s stained 1980 Valencia jersey and dedicated to the Valencia community.

Inspired by Red Star FC, Paris. Made from an antique French Tapestry with painted logos.

The geometric panel design is a nod to M.C.Escher’s ‘Cycle’ (1938) in which tessellating blocks dissolve into a sprawling perpetual pattern.

Outlining the poppies in the fabric in gold paint and acknowledging the poppy as the national flower of Poland led Christian to Robert Lewandowski and FC Barcelona.

Christian’s aim was to soften the hyper-macho way that the Saint George’s Cross is traditionally presented, while still retaining a strong sense of Englishness in the design of the shirt. ​SOLD