The LAFCxPaisaboys collection goes on sale Friday April 26. (Photo credits:LAFC and background: Feifei Cui-Paoluzzo / Getty Images )
Need to refresh your fit? You may be unable to resist the new merchandise from Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) in collaboration with Paisaboys inspired by L.A. Mexican heritage.
I myself I’m not a huge sports fan but I’m having trouble looking at these new items without wondering if maybe I might attend a match in the future with the new sweatshirt from the collection. Too bad I never got to see Carlos Vela in action.
The Los Angeles based streetwear brand Paisaboys will release the limited collection on Friday, April 26 at 12 p.m. PT on Paisaboys.com, 12 p.m. PT on MLSStore.com and in-person at LAFC HQ at BMO Stadium Saturday, April 27 at 12 p.m. PT.
The LAFC x Paisaboys collection includes the Sueños t-shirt. (LAFC)
“LAFC prides itself on elevating the next wave of fashion and creative brands and artists from the Los Angeles community while telling stories that resonate with our fans,” said LAFC VP of Brand Engagement & Merchandise, Patrick Aviles.
The LAFC x Paisaboys collection includes the Al Cien hoodie, Sueños t-shirt, LAFC x PB snapback hat and the Sueños double-sided scarf.
You better be quick if you want to buy anything from the new collection.
The LAFC x Paisaboys collection includes the Al Cien hoodie. (LAFC)
The LAFC x Paisaboys collection includes the LAFC x PB snapback hat. (LAFC)
The LAFC x Paisaboys collection includes the Sueños double-sided scarf. (LAFC)
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