Following the previous release of numbered jerseys from Ronaldo, Santana to Bergkamp, HBX Archives is back with more blokecore collectibles and eclectic accessories.
Launched in 2016, HBX Archives has become a go-to place for sourcing unique pieces from the fashion and streetwear world. From brands like Gucci and Stone Island to sacai and Burberry, HBX Archives sources interesting pieces of the past for sale on its online web store.
A highlight from this week’s football jerseys is undeniably David Beckham’s number 7 England kit from Umbro, which was designed for the 1998 FIFA World Cup away game. The drop also includes other number-7-jerseys such as the Urawa Red Diamonds’ 1997 home kit, West Germany’s 1994 FIFA World Cup adidas home shirt, 1994-95 France away shirt, Japan’s 1996 Puma home shirt as well as a limited-edition Brazil Nike jersey from 2004.
Elsewhere, a selection of keychains and charms can be discovered, spanning the likes of brands such as Goyard, Human Made, Supreme and fragment design. The fragment piece arrives in the form of Meowth, doused in a black colorway, featuring two contrasting-hued lightning bolt motifs.
Every week, Hypebeast will continue to preview its releases from HBX Archives to give you the best chance of getting your hands on a rare and sought-after piece. Take a look at everything that’s dropping on HBX Archives above, and shop the collection — and much more — from 9 a.m. EST every Friday at HBX.
