5 Designer Soccer Collabs That Deliver Style On and Off the Pitch

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Contrary to what you may have heard, collaboration culture shows no signs of slowing down. Whether it's in the form of extra-fancy outerwear (hello, Gucci x The North Face) or luxury labels making a play for sneakerheads (cough, cough, Nike x Tiffany & Co.), it seems like there is no end to the mind melds from our favorite brands. It should come as no surprise, then, that the most stylish sports league in the States, the NBA, has teamed up with Canada Goose and a rotating cast of designers—most recently Chris Gibbs of Union L.A. And it should be even less surprising that high-fashion houses from across Europe are eagerly playing ball (sorry) with the sport that rivals basketball's stateside style impact across the pond: football. (No, the other kind.)

In the UK and Europe, soccer is a religion. Supporters flock to the games wearing their clubs' colors proudly. And the fashion world is stepping in to show support both on and off the pitch. Some luxury brands have partnered with clubs to design their kits. Other brands have created limited edition capsules with clubs for the diehard fans to shop now. There's a whole range of brands—from skate-centric Palace to sartorially minded Zegna—that have created exclusive pieces for just about anyone and any fan.

Premiere League and La Liga players and fans are privy to some of the fittest fits out there—and now you are, too. You may not be able to be there in person to support your squad, but you can at least show your loyalty from afar. Regardless of your club's standings, rest assured that there's some team merch that's going to make up for it. Almost.


Inter Milan x Moncler

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Inter x MonclerMassimo Sestini

The line between football and fashion is blurred in one of the best (and most under-the-radar) collaborations between brand and club. Inter Milan and Moncler got together and created a capsule to celebrate Milanese excellence. The turtlenecks, beanies, and scarves all incorporate the Inter-motif to make for a cohesive Italian collection.


Paris Saint-German x Dior

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Dior x PSGCourtesy of Dior

Home to some of the best players in the world—Messi, Neymar, and Ramos, just to name a few—it's only natural that PSG would have one of the best brands to dress them as well. Dior designed two seasons of PSG's wardrobe, an elegant collection of black and navy hues. The Harrington jacket is a staple, just the right amount of relaxed with an edge of classic tailoring. Plus, the players each got shoes consisting of silver tone embossed insoles with the players' jersey number. These Dior pieces below are as close as you can get to stepping into Neymar's cleats.


Arsenal x Stella McCartney

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Arsenal x Stella McCartneyArsenal

Stella McCartney steps in to design a limited edition collection for the leading Premiere League club. While there are a few unisex pieces, this line is what you get the woman in your life who's a true Arsenal fan. (Or, perhaps, if you are trying to covert her to be a fan.) The signature Stella leopard print splashes across the shirts, and the pieces are heavily focused on utilizing recycled materials. The running shoes and backpack are eccentric additions that really convey the collection's energy.


Real Madrid x Zegna

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Real Madrid x ZegnaCourtesy Zegna

Impeccable tailoring awaits in this partnership between two powerhouses. Real Madrid is obviously one of the most recognized and regarded operations out there—as is Zenga—so when it comes to a collab like this one, you know it's going to be good. The luxury house's Triple-Stitch sneakers are revamped in the club's colors, and you can personalize your overshirt or chore coat with your choice of single or double-digit numbers.


Juventus x Palace x Adidas

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Juventus x PalaceNicolò Campo - Getty Images

We move into the streetwear world with a collab from London-based skate brand Palace. It's actually a three-way partnership, with Adidas jumping in to add the athletic elements to the design. From goalie gloves to soccer balls, the collection pretty much covers everything soccer. Or football. Sorry.

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