Our Story
- Designed football kits since we were 5
- Joined University College Falmouth to Study Performance Sportswear design in 2009
- A day workshop at Adidas , London
- Got invited to Umbro aged 22
- Graduated
- Interned for Striders Edge Running brand
- Interned for 2 weeks at Vivienne Westwood
- Currently Interning at Nike Footwear Design
Football Kit Archive
Welcome to our football kit archive. The journey begins in 1995 and follows right up to the present day. There is no doubt that we have created more , that have been lost or unsaved and therefor this represents a small but fascinating insight into our passion for football kits. Enjoy!
Videos
Watt A team
Projects
- A shirt that continues the trend of modern football shirts
- Classic look with a crazy print.
- 90′s fade print, collar, cuffs
- Limited edition detail-
-Researching the history of Jeans.
-The concept comes from the origins in Genoa in celebration of where Jeans began!
- The work trousers take their name from ‘Bleu de Genes’ meaning blue material from Genoa.
-The Jeans are a baggy fit and can be turned up just like the sailors used to do when cleaning the ship’s deck.
- When turned up it reveals artwork from Genoa, beautifully unexpected like the art itself.
-The denim has been dyed to try and recreate a modern version of ‘Genoa Blue’. 
- Football shirt of the future.
- Shiny and matte silver fabric and metal and computer prints.
- Looking at futuristic robots and Michael Jackson
- Magnetic fastening collar.
- Researching the history of Jeans.
- Gold discovery in Califoina concept.
- The gold rush in the mines meant a need for strong wearwear
- Spray painted gold jeans.
- Single back pocket inspired by the first ever pair the miners used to wear.
- Our own brand called Wear Your SpiriT.
- A range of yoga wear for 9 spas across America.
- We wanted to create a sporty and athletic range of clothing
- Considering the sight, smell and touch through use of fabrics and print design.
- The Perranwell home kit uses Coolmax fabric on the seamless shoulder panel and curved side panels.
- Lazer cut air holes help ventilation to key areas under the arm and the lower back.
- Inspired by the history of the club. Numerous shades of blue have been worn and it has became the colour everyone associates with the club. We wanted take this tradition to create a new combination of Royal Blue and Light Blue that was unique and iconic to Perranwell and would make the fans and players proud.
- Elements from the badge and fused them into the design. The Cornish cross on the side panel and ‘the well’ is incorporated into the stripe on the back of the shirt.-
- The Perranwell away kit uses Coolmax fabric on the seamless shoulder panel and curved side panels. Lazer cut air holes help ventilation to key areas under the arm and the lower back.
- Inspired by the most famous away kit in the clubs history. A green and white shirt that the team wore in the 1992 League Cup final win. At the time it was dubbed the lucky kit and that is often what is needed when playing away from home. This kit draws inspiration from that kit and hopeful the same success as in 1992. Red sponsor and green pin stripes on the front,subtle details on the side and sleeve and bigger stripes recreates the kit in a modern way. 
Sponsored by Polartec and currently being worn by Peter Whelen, UK’s number 1 ski cross athlete. The entire suit is made out of Polartec® Power Shield® Pro which combines never before seen levels of air permeability with durable hydrostatic resistance to keep you dry both from within and from out. The competition ready suit is adorned with red and blue zig zagged darts and flames to reflect the nature of the sport. Peter Whelan’s name and status is honoured on the inside cuff guard making the suit personal to the athlete.
- Ski Jump suit for the USA team to wear at Sochi 2014
- After a long battle against the IOC, the campaign to get Women’s Ski Jumping in the Olympics was a success and Women will be competing for the 1st time at Sochi 2014.
- The suit is Olympic ready. The design, construction and fit to the athlete adheres to the very specific FIS rules. – The specialist fabric is also FIS approved, the orange is from Eschler and the white and green is fittingly from the Womens USA ski jump team.-
-Make a wetsuit that would keep us warm and allow us to swim to the buoy and back.
- The wetsuits are made out of Yamamoto 4mm Neoprene which has been double glued and blind stitched.
-Colours are taken from the yellow and green buoys in the boatyard from Falmouth. We experimented with using spray paint on the neoprene and zip pull to create a more interesting all round design.
-The video shows the build up before our epic race to the buoy. We wanted to capture very different emotions with choice of music and style of editing. Enjoy!
Contact us
Email to contact@wearethetwins.com