F.C.R.B. launched their new 2009 Spring/Summer Collection. This football inspired clothing line uses a series of toy figures for its models showing the beginning of a football game till the end. The lookbook is based around five stages, Warm Up, Locker Room, Game, Supporter and Gym.

In 1999, the keyword, "BRISTOL" was defined as an imaginary football club for the first time by the Japanese company SOPH, and then  F.C Real Bristol started as an independent label to express a new category that see football as a lifework, and suggesting original fashion that imaging all the people  who exist with the imaginary football club such like players and supporters.

NIKE agreed with the concept that develops football equipment as original fashion wear by it's creative concepts.

A while ago we published the very popular Adidas Latin America Tee Collection.

Following the Tee collection is the Adidas Latin America Hoody Collection starting with the official Club Atlético River Plate Hoody (available here) and Fluminense Hoody (available here) from adidas. Millonarios, Palmeiras, and Tigres jackets will follow soon.

Fans of River Plate are going to really enjoy this style from adidas made special for them.

Adidas produced this Latin America T-shirt collection designed around their Latin American Partner clubs:

Palmeiras, Fluminese, Deportivo Cali, Tigers, River Plate, Universidad de Chile, Harbour View and Deportivo dos millonarios.

Spanish football giants FC Barcelona and the UN refugee agency have launched a new fund-raising campaign aimed at bringing sports, education and life skills to refugee youngsters around the world.

The "Més que un Club" (More than a Club) campaign was developed by Nike, a major corporate partner of UNHCR and a sponsor of Barcelona.

Money raised through the sale of a special range of mainly clothing merchandise will be used to help refugees under UNHCR's ninemillion.org campaign.

Known as Més for short, the campaign plays on the fact that FC Barcelona (FCB) represents a lot more than sport. It is also an ambassador of the Catalonia region, a social and charitable organization, and a supporter of varied humanitarian causes and groups, including UNHCR.

"The social corporate responsibility of the club is something that involves all of us and I feel proud to see how FCB is positioned as a pioneer in supporting humanitarian causes," the Primera Liga club's chairman, Joan Laporta, said at the launch ceremony in Barcelona. 

Laporta, Nike Vice-President Ben Hoyt and UNHCR Senior Corporate Relations Officer Olivier Delarue then started the donation ball rolling by dropping coins into a collection box in exchange for a metal Més pin badge, one of the campaign products on offer.