Champions League 2024 Final Ball Inspired: Adidas Produce One-Of-A-Kind Fashion Pieces
Mar 13, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Adidas Collection: Adidas has launched an exclusive fashion collection inspired by the 2024 Champions League London final ball.
- Design Inspiration: The collection features unique, upcycled pieces using materials from the UCL Pro Ball London, designed by Sophie Hird and incorporating influences from speedway gear.
- Player Involvement: French defender Jules Koundé and Argentine midfielder Rodrigo de Paul were consulted on the collection and will wear pieces during Champions League matches.
To celebrate the 2024 Champions League London final ball, Adidas has just launched an exclusive collection of unique fashion items.
Adidas 2024 Champions League London Ball Fashion Collection
The collection celebrates the iconic UCL Pro Ball London, whose design is inspired by the Champions League 2024 London final ball graphics.
Adidas used the crossover to celebrate the return of the Champions League with an exclusive collection of unique fashion pieces. The collection celebrates the iconic UCL Pro Ball London integrating materials from the ball itself into unique, upcycled pieces.
Designed by Sophie Hird, the UCL Pro Ball London Jacket’s centerpiece is deconstructed panels of the UCL Pro Ball London into individual panels, allowing the iconic lions within it to hold center stage.
French defender Jules Koundé and Argentine midfielder Rodrigo de Paul were consulted on the collection, personally visiting several creatives in London during the design process.
Both Koundé and de Paul will be seen sporting the pieces during their pre-match arrivals for their clubs’ respective Champions League RO16 Second-Leg fixtures on 12 and 13 March.
Sophie Hird said, “In the design process I became heavily influenced by a sport called Speedway. Similar to Motocross, riders would wear these incredibly loud leather two pieces with stripes and stars across them. After seeing these and the adidas UCL Pro Ball London, I wanted to bring these two worlds together.”
The adidas UCL Pro Ball London kit bag and boot bag were designed by Helen Kirkum and are inspired by luxury holdalls and wash bags, representing football’s influence in fashion.
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