Original observations on shirt design, archive research and sharing a collection with context.
When a training top speaks a different language
Another way into club identity, through visible panels, edges and the quieter parts of the archive.
Read the story ↗From shirt to kit: changing the frame
Looking at repeated colours and visual balance when several pieces enter the picture.
Read the story ↗A club colour is a relationship, not a swatch
Red with dark blue, red with white: reading colour through the company it keeps.
Read the story ↗The back deserves its own page
Why a gallery needs more than the familiar front, and how a second view changes the record.
Read the story ↗Green and white, read in three passes
A closer look at rhythm, interruptions and the photograph itself in a Real Betis reference.
Read the story ↗Why the collar changes the whole shirt
Two archived references show how a neckline changes the rhythm of a striped design.
Read the story ↗Release notebook: Argentina’s September special edition
A dated design note on the Sun of May, personal symbolism and adidas’s 25 September announcement.
Read the story ↗Reading the language of a kit archive
How we use labels without turning them into authentication claims.
Read the story ↗Sharing a collection with context
A good contribution gives the reader more than a photograph and a date.
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