Portugal — Jersey 01
Saudade
Wine and salt.
Douro-wine red with an azulejo damask worked through the cloth, the Portuguese cross in gold at the heart and a golden seven on the back. Saudade is the word for missing something you may never have had — this is that feeling, cut as a jersey.
BDT · ships from Dhaka
Size
Tell us your height and weight and we’ll suggest a size. Know your chest? Enter it for the most exact fit. This is a guide, not a promise — measurements are approximate.
| Size | Chest | Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 40″ | 26″ |
| M | 42″ | 27″ |
| L | 44″ | 28″ |
| XL | 46″ | 29″ |
| XXL | 48″ | 30″ |
- Chest
- Measure around the fullest part of your chest.
- Length
- Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) straight down to the bottom hem.
Please note: measurements are approximate and may vary by ±1 inch.
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Saudade · Portugal — the concept
The untranslatable word, woven: longing you can wear.
Saudade has no English equivalent — the Portuguese say it is the presence of an absence. We gave it a colour: the red of Douro wine held up to late sun, deepened until it almost forgets it is red. Through it runs a damask traced from Lisbon azulejos and Manueline stonework, tonal, visible only at angle — tile-work for the body.
The cross of the Federação sits at the chest in matte gold. On the back, a golden seven — the number Portugal gave to the world — filled with the same azulejo lace, and beneath it a figure walks away along an implied Atlantic horizon. The collar and cuffs carry a chain of green and gold, wine and vine, in the manner of Minho filigree.
Heavyweight 380gsm loopwheel cotton, cut and sewn in Dhaka. Numbered to 300.
Study · six frames
Every motif, named.
I. Head-on
Wine red that reads almost black until the light finds it. The cross of the Federação in matte gold at the heart, and through the whole body an azulejo damask — Lisbon tile-work translated to thread, tonal red on red, visible only at angle. The V-neck and cuffs carry a chain of green and gold in the manner of Minho filigree: wine and vine.
II. The Seven
The seven in gold — the number Portugal gave the world — filled with the same azulejo lace as the body, so up close the digit becomes tile-work. Beneath it a figure walks away toward an implied Atlantic. Saudade is the presence of an absence; the back of this jersey is what that looks like.
