FALL 2026 - EQUSTRIAN POLO SHORT + LONG SLEEVES
Billionaire Boys Club has always dressed its own world. This is the equestrian chapter: a Miami resort polo club that doesn't exist, given the full kit treatment. Arched lettering and a player number across the back, embroidered crests at chest and sleeve, Roman numerals on the arm. Four colourways, short and long sleeve, one graphic system holding it together.
Good fabrication mix on the back techniques for the number text lock up - Crafted from 100% cotton piqué, this piece showcases signature Billionaire Boys Club seasonal graphics and logos across the front, back and sleeves. Featuring a mix of embroidered, stitched and printed detailing, it delivers a bold finish.
Same system - different styles. Across long and short sleeve. 
One job, five voices
Numbering across the house
Five capsules, five ways to draw a number

A number is the fastest way to tell someone what kind of team they're looking at. These five are drawn for five different worlds inside the same house — collegiate, Y2K chrome, blackletter, motorsport, resort — and each one carries its own detail in the counters. Diamonds and dollar signs in the 05, astronaut helmets in the 03. Marks that belong to that brand and nowhere else.
Reference-led football top, designed for production
Late-90s Italian league, rebuilt for BBC EU SS26
Two colourways, eight applications, nothing left to interpretation
World Cup Special Football Tops - The running dog becomes the 1993 England Cult Third Shirt.
Field Kit
The brand as the club, not the label
alt: Five sports, one house. 

Five garments borrowing five vernaculars — motorsport service jersey, 90s Italian league pinstripe, rugby stripe, sublimated football kit, resort jersey — all reading as the same house.
Hockey
Hockey gives you more built-in architecture than any other kit: a shoulder yoke, sleeve stripes, a hem band, a laced collar. Five jerseys built inside that structure, each swapping the stripes for something of its own
Motorsport 
Cut and sew, sublimated. Inspired by 90's Japanese drift car races. side panels and number placement laid out flat so the artwork lands correctly once the panels are joined.
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