Klabu's got a new collection and it's with Fabrice Muamba

The Klabu Foundation, a non-profit organisation dedicated to building clubhouses in refugee camps, has presented a new collection of gaming kits together with Fabrice Muamba, a former Premier League footballer and former political refugee. Muamba was chosen as Klabu brand ambassador, and presented the new uniforms in a clubhouse of the foundation.

The two kits are one black and one blue, and both have the writing Klabu in the center of the chest, while just below there is the new sponsor Avery Dennison (stamp company, partner of Klabu). The patterns are original, with grainy lines, as if they were pixelated, and the two models are also accompanied by shorts, socks and inside the collection there are also balloons, as well as foundation T-shirts. The name of the collection, 'One Club', refers to the goal of connecting people through sport, creating a network of football and fashion enthusiasts able to support the foundation's initiatives. As a non-profit, in fact, Klabu's goal is to raise money through the sale of kits to finance projects in the areas where it is engaged - in Africa for the most.