Limited-Edition Inaria x CALM Kit Released
Jan 21, 2019, by Simon
The limited-edition Inaria x CALM kit was created in collaboration by Football Shirt Collective x Season Annual x Inaria, looking to support the so-called CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) movement, which leads the pack in preventing male suicide in the UK.
All the profits out of the shirt's sale are going to CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably).
Limited-Edition FSC x Season Annual x Inaria CALM kit
This image shows the one-off Inaria CALM kit to raise awareness of male suicide.
The special-edition Inaria x CALM kit introduces a classy design in black and white with opposing colors for the sleeves.
The special-edition Inaria x CALM kit's main motif is a stunning square design, consisting of exactly 84 rhombi / squares "to represent the 84 men who take their own lives each week in the UK". This motif continues onto the back, where the number 84 recalls the design with a very interesting lettering.
The limited-edition Inaria x CALM kit features a monochromatic white 'Inaria' logo on the right chest, whereas the 'FSC' crest graces the opposite side as well as implementing a 'CALM' patch on the right sleeve.
Do you like the classy, mindful approach of the limited-edition Inaria x CALM kit to raise awareness for suicide amongst men in the UK? Generally speaking, does football go beyond the beautiful game on the pitch? Leave us your thoughts in the comments down below.
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