Oh yeah, and the scarf is being worn by Russell Brand at the time of the cuddling in question. The comedian visited West Ham’s dressing room following Saturday’s 3-0 home win over Fulham. And his Savile Rogue scarf went with him, of course. Andy Carroll, Joe Cole, Carlton Cole and James Collins were among those to have a luxurious cashmere … Continue reading →

Tottenham right-back Kyle Walker had a game of ups and downs against Manchester United yesterday, having score his side’s opener and claimed an assist on United’s equaliser. His choice of scarf definitely fell into the downs category, with the England international opting to accessorise his official Spurs gear with some ‘model’s own’ gear. Obviously we’re a bit biased here, but … Continue reading →

There was royalty at Villa Park at the weekend as Aston Villa fan Prince William watched his side’s 0-0 draw with Sunderland. The second-in-line to the thrown appeared to be channeling Italy manager Cesar Prandelli’s choice of outfit during his time in charge of Fiorentina.

Graphic designer Mark Yesilevskiy has got quite a Savile Rogue-ish philosophy to his football artwork. But whereas we shun crests and slogans in favour a timeless look for our scarves, Mark ditches the heads and bodies of individual players so that the focus of his work is the team. He reckons the kit being worn by a team at any … Continue reading →

With the World Cup draw now looming, we can expect a raft of World Cup-related products and activities to start to emerge over the next few months. Quick out of the blocks is this celebration of the evolution of the World Cup ball. Designer Peter Hamilton has group together 16 official tournament balls into one poster. The Slazenger 25 Challenge … Continue reading →

There were a few stories in last week’s papers that Arsene Wenger had decided he wanted a more formal matchday look for his players. He was scrapping the existing policy that an official club tracksuit should be worn to matches in favour of a new club suit, white shirt and red tie provided by Lanvin, the club’s official tailor. It … Continue reading →

Who do you think you are? Regardless of your ancestry or who you happen to think you are, here’s a family tree that we can all get behind. Newcastle-based illustrator Michael Atkinson has put together this very stylish little chart of some of the best-known players to align themselves with the Adidas brand for commercial purposes. It’s just a personal … Continue reading →

If Subbuteo used to invade your kitchen table, it can now do so once again – and this time with legitimate reasons. Design studio Thatbo has taken the original 1960s Subbuteo figures and used them as inspiration for a very nice set of salt and pepper grinders. The products are officially licensed from everybody’s favourite finger-flicking fun game. It’s not … Continue reading →

We like to bring you the finest in football art on this blog, but it is very rare that the work we bring you is from the hand of a footballer. That is the case here. The piece you can see to the right was done by Wolves defender Jody Craddock. He is building up quite a career for himself … Continue reading →