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Stone Island are releasing a brand new football kit and a pair of football boots as part of a huge link-up with New Balance.
The Italian brand have long been linked with football and their clothing is regularly worn in stands up and down the country.
In recent years, managers have even got involved - with Pep Guardiola, Luis Enrique and Xavi Hernandez wearing a "stoney".
However, in some huge news for those who love to get the badge in, it appears as though two huge football-related products are on the way.
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On Thursday, New Balance's official Instagram posted images of brand ambassador Raheem Sterling wearing the new strip, which boasts a camouflage pattern.
Stone Island is effectively the sponsor, with the company's logo representing the crest. The shorts also feature the same print, though the socks are blacked out.
The collaborative kit was debuted by rapper and staunch Manchester United fan Dave at the Santan Cup in September and it is set to be available very soon.
The Furon V7, are also camouflage and contain the classic badge on the heel, with 'Stone Island' emblazoned on the cleats.
There's no word on prices but the official release on the Stone Island site is slated for November 21 through a presale.
It will the be available on the New Balance site and selected stories four days later.
Sterling and Bukayo Saka are set to wear them on the pitch - potentially even in the World Cup - but customers wanting to get their hands on the new gear and rock it in Sunday League will have to act fast as the collection is deemed to be limited edition.
Stone Island was founded in Ravarino, part of of the Modena provence, and it was rumoured the fashion giants were closing in on a 30 per cent purchase of the local side Modena FC in 2020.
PSG have had their big link-up with the Jordan brand for the last few years but something tells us this could blow it out of the water.
Will you be trying to get your hands on the Stone Island x New Balance collection?
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Topics: Kit
Josh Lawless