Supporters Club · design research
A set of reusable CSS weaves drawn from the era-defining adidas shirts of 1988 to 1992. Every fill now carries a club's two kit colours, split like the poster plates, so it reads as a shirt. Over that split runs the tonal woven thread, a light thread and a dark thread blended into genuine lighter and darker shades of each colour, mixed thick and thin, so both colours keep real fabric depth rather than sitting flat.
Step 3 · the treatments
Every fill is pure CSS. Drop a class on a block, set --kit-a and --kit-b to the club's two colours, and the woven threads print across both as tonal shades. Add base-stripe or base-hoop for a striped or hooped shirt.
Step 4 · in context
A Man United red-and-white kit, split on the diagonal. The white side is woven, not flat, so it carries white and off-white fabric depth; the headline sits on the pale half and stays fully legible.
Fixtures, flights and the ground-to-bar walk, in one place. Built for supporters who travel.
Each card takes a two-colour club masthead with a woven weave and the three-stripe, over a clean body.
Where to drink before kick-off, how the Yellow Wall fills up, and the last train back to the Hauptbahnhof.
Tapas before the walk to the ground, where the away end gathers, and the metro line that actually moves.