Pennarello: Le mano de dios 1986 - White
Print designed by talented artist James Campbell Taylor for his newest project 'From Stadio to Studio'. The new designs reimagine famous moments from football history as movie posters. This print features one of the most contraversial goals of all time - The hand of God. In the 1986 World Cup, Argentina came against England in the quarter finals and won the game 2-1. The two goals were scored by Maradona, the first of which was a hand ball that was allowed by the referee. After the game, Maradona commented that the goal was scored "a little with the head of Maradona and a little with the hand of God" which is how it got its name.
Crew neck, relaxed fit with digitally printed illustration.
Knitted in 100% Organic Combed Cotton 165/170 gsm.
Fine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washed.
Made in Great Britain.
Machine washable.
Knitted in 100% Organic Combed Cotton 165/170 gsm.
Fine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washed.
Made in Great Britain.
Machine washable.
Item Condition
- Brand New With Tags
Suitable For
- Adults
Available Sizes
- Small - 36-38" Chest
- Medium - 38-40" Chest
- Large - 40-42" Chest
- XL - 42-44" Chest
- XXL - 44-48" Chest
- XXXL - 48-52" Chest
- 4XL - 53-55" Chest
- 5XL - 56-58" Chest
Colour
- White
Team Name
- Argentina
Manufacturer
- Toffs
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