FCK CPS Men's T-Shirt with Red Bars

Block lettering between two red bars

The design takes up almost the full width of the chest and needs no explaining. FCK sits above CPS, two rows of heavy sans-serif letters, bounded above and below by a broad red bar apiece. There is nothing else, and nothing else is needed.

White on dark, black on light

On black, navy, brown and burgundy the lettering is printed white. On white the relationship inverts: there the letters come out black while the bars stay red. Outsizes exist in black, navy and white.

The lighter answer to the hoodie

Grobe Jungs also carries this design on hooded sweatshirts and on a shoulder bag. The shirt is the summer version, or the layer underneath when the evening turns cool at the ground.

Cloth, seam and care

The jersey weighs 185 gsm and therefore sits in the middle range, so this is no thin summer vest but something with a bit of body. It is knitted as tubular goods, so the flanks carry no seam at all. A tape is stitched into the collar and holds the neckline in shape. Thirty degrees in the drum is enough.

Who the shirt is meant for

The cut follows a regular fit and is therefore kept straight: neither close to the body nor loose. It gets worn in the stand, on the way there, and on any day when explanations feel like too much effort.