FC Barcelona’s stripes take on a different rhythm in AMIRI’s second season as the club’s official formalwear partner. For the Winter wardrobe, grey wool suiting, garnet leather and embossed crests carry the team’s identity into the moments surrounding the match. The collection dresses both the players and the club’s leadership, with distinct silhouettes held together by colour and detail.
The relationship between a football kit and a suit becomes the starting point. Both establish a collective identity, while proportion and styling leave room for individual presence. Here, AMIRI works through that connection with the contrast between a closely fitted jacket, a relaxed shirt and trousers that open slightly towards the hem.
The stripes, recut
The players’ Italian-tailored suit is made from multi-striped grey wool, referencing the club’s striped kits. A double-breasted, two-button jacket carries an MA nickel pin on its peaked lapel and is paired with slightly flared trousers with slash pockets. A relaxed striped Oxford shirt in cotton-blend poplin introduces another scale of pattern beneath the jacket.
A garnet silk-twill tie brings one of Barça’s emblematic colours into the otherwise grey composition. Repeating the stripe across the suit and shirt gives the look a layered rhythm, while the flare at the trouser hem shifts the outline of the formal uniform.
Garnet, in relief
The same garnet tone takes over a shirt-collar blouson in lambskin leather. Its shorter sportswear shape changes the proportions of the tailored pieces beneath it, while the relief-embossed Barça crest appears on both the chest and back. The leather’s sheen and the raised emblem make texture central to the design.
The crest carries references to the club, Barcelona and Catalonia through Saint George’s Cross, the Senyera and a vintage-style football. Moving those motifs onto leather gives familiar symbols a different surface and scale, allowing the jacket to hold the visual identity of the collection.
A shared wardrobe, distinct cuts
For club executives and leadership, AMIRI proposes steel-grey suiting in a compact wool blend. The jacket is single-breasted, with one button and peaked lapels, and is worn with classic-fit trousers and a white cotton-poplin Oxford shirt. A pure-wool, double-breasted overcoat with six buttons adds a longer outer layer.
Accessories continue the grey palette: a travel duffle, a players’ dopp kit and a belt carry AMIRI’s MA Quad Monogram, embossed into the leather or formed into the buckle. The shared garnet tie runs through the players’ and leadership proposals, linking changes in cut and texture to the same club identity.
