Product Details
The Stussy Brazil Football Jersey takes the mesh football shirt cut and runs it in the yellow and green Brazil is known for. Loose body, open weave, worn hanging rather than fitted.
Football shirts and streetwear in Britain
Terrace culture and streetwear have borrowed from each other here for forty years, which is why a football shirt reads as a normal thing to wear in the UK and stranger almost everywhere else. Stussy building one puts a Californian brand squarely in British territory.
Yellow and green, and what to expect
This is a Stussy jersey in Brazil colours rather than a replica of any national kit. The palette does the referencing. Expect a bright yellow body with green detailing, carrying Stussy's own marks rather than a federation badge.
Fit and sizing
- Straight, loose body cut in the football shirt tradition
- Mesh fabric with an open weave
- Ribbed collar
- True to size, and designed to hang rather than fit close
- Available in S, M, L and XL
What mesh gives you, and costs you
Mesh breathes properly in heat where a cotton jersey would not, and it drapes instead of clinging, which is what gives a football shirt its shape. The trade is that it is semi-sheer, so nearly everyone wears a plain tee underneath. On a colour this bright, a white tee keeps it clean.
Wearing it
Yellow is the loudest thing you will own, so everything else stays out of the way. Black or white below, plain trainers, nothing else printed. Over a long-sleeve tee it carries into autumn.
Care
- Cold wash at 30 degrees, inside out, on a gentle cycle
- Mesh snags easily, so keep it away from zips and hooks in the drum
- Wash separately early on, since bright dye releases in the first few washes
- Hang dry out of direct sunlight, never tumble
- Do not iron mesh directly
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