KidSuper, the New York‑based label founded by designer Colm Dillane, has teamed up with Bank of America to launch a limited‑edition soccer jersey that blends streetwear aesthetics with a charitable mission.
The garment showcases a collage of doodles, handwritten notes and personal sketches lifted directly from Dillane’s notebooks, giving the piece an intimate, handcrafted feel that reflects the designer’s own creative process.
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Subtle navy piping runs along the sleeves and collar, a nod to Bank of America’s corporate color palette, while the overall silhouette maintains the loose, athletic cut favored by youth soccer players.
Proceeds from each sale are earmarked for programs that expand soccer access in schools across the United States, aiming to nurture the next generation of players and fans.
The jersey will be sold exclusively through Complex, the digital culture platform that partnered with KidSuper to amplify the release, marking a convergence of fashion, finance and sports media.
For Dillane, the project is more than a commercial venture; it is an extension of his lifelong passion for soccer, a sport he has followed closely since childhood and one that has shaped his creative outlook.
Bank of America’s involvement underscores a growing trend of corporate partnerships that leverage brand equity for social impact, using the jersey as a conduit to fund grassroots soccer initiatives.
Fans can expect a limited run of the jersey, with each piece numbered and accompanied by a brief note from Dillane himself, reinforcing the personal connection between creator, brand and community.