A Culture of Kits offers an in-depth look at the thriving world of vintage football shirt collecting, examining the market dynamics, passionate communities, and cultural significance that have made classic kits a sought-after pursuit for enthusiasts worldwide.
This compelling narrative traces how vintage football shirt collecting evolved from an underground hobby into a global phenomenon. Through interviews with key figures and industry players, the book examines what defines a classic kit, the psychology behind collector passion, and whether this movement represents a lasting cultural shift or a passing trend. Essential reading for anyone invested in the intersection of sport, fashion, and community.
Grounded in extensive research and first hand accounts from collectors and industry experts worldwide, this authoritative guide unveils the cultural forces driving the football shirt collecting movement. It serves as the definitive resource for understanding how vintage kits have become a significant cultural and commercial force.
Size: 240 x 280mm (hardback)
Pages: 280
Publisher: Pitch Publishing
