France-Themed Jersey
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Description
We reworked the classic deep-blue France national team jersey by combining football, art, and streetwear references.
The oversized graphics across the front and back feature French football superstar Kylian Mbappé, reimagined inside two legendary paintings depicting Napoleon crossing the Alps: one as a “modern French superstar,” the other as a “legend of French history.” Mbappé is transformed into a French god of war.
The details carry a second layer of parody. The polo embroidery at the chest reverses Jacques-Louis David’s “Napoleon Crossing the Alps” into “Napoleon Being Crossed,” so the garment holds both the heroic image of Mbappé on horseback and the absurd reversal of the rider being mounted.
The jersey is finished with a more vintage double-button polo collar and breathable quick-drying fabric. It can be paired with our Drop 2 performance shorts or any dark-toned bottoms, making it easy to wear both on the pitch and in everyday street styling.
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UnDeR20 Story
UnDeR20 was founded on January 23, 2021 by the artist, TenGuSan. Since its establishment, we have been dedicated to the design and release of original toys, which have been widely recognized across Asia, in particular, Japan and China. In 2023, we started our own clothing and accessories lines because we felt that we couldn't find clothes that truly excited us anymore. So we are going to create them ourselves.
From toys to streetwear, just like our name suggests, we have always been "under 20 years old." We uphold our slogan, "Wandering Soul, Untamed Heart." We gather artists from around the world and always stand with the "wildest" young people. A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having, right?