Diving deep into the world of Creative Soccer Culture, adidas and renowned British designer, Antonia Bronze have collaborated for a collection of special, custom-made Women’s Euro 2025 leather jackets paying tribute to Aitana Bonmatí, Alessia Russo, Jule Brand, Stina Blackstenius, Kadi Diani and Lia Wälti.
In a fitting fusion of football, fashion, and fearless individuality, adidas has teamed up with acclaimed London-based designer Antonia Bronze to mark the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 with a collaboration that goes far beyond the pitch. Celebrating the culture surrounding the game and the bold personalities within it, Bronze has designed six custom-made leather jackets as tributes to adidas’ leading female athletes lighting up Switzerland this summer.
The one-of-one pieces honour a powerhouse lineup of footballing icons: Aitana Bonmatí (Spain), Alessia Russo (England), Jule Brand (Germany), Stina Blackstenius (Sweden), Kadi Diani (France), and Lia Wälti (Switzerland). With each jacket built from scratch, these creations represent a unique visual storytelling moment — a wearable celebration of the players’ national pride and personal impact.
Bonmatí, Brand and Blackstenius see their jackets channel the visual language of adidas’ Away Kit designs for Spain, Germany, and Sweden, respectively — a seamless extension of what they wear on the field, transposed into street-ready leather statements. Russo and Diani’s jackets instead draw from the core tones of their national flags, distilled into powerful palettes and worn with purpose. For Wälti, who helped unveil the adidas KONEKTIS Official Match Ball earlier this year, the ball’s striking pattern and colourway take centre stage on her piece, nodding to her role in kicking off the tournament with flair.
“This project is so special to me,” says Antonia Bronze. “I love making one-off pieces that tell a story. So, getting the chance to create jackets unique to each player's kit for the Euros has been surreal. I’m so grateful to adidas for the opportunity! These have definitely been my most challenging jackets to date — they were beyond technical — but I’m so happy with the end result.”
With each jacket stitched with the respective player’s name and number, the collection is a rare, unbuyable moment of football couture. During the quarter-finals, the jackets have appeared on the shoulders of the players themselves — including Bonmatí and Brand — as well as on content creators like Adryana Ruiz, Anja Nikoloff, and Lina Sophie, and those closest to the players. It’s fashion worn with love, for the game and for the people behind it.
The jackets are one-of-a-kind pieces which are not available for purchase.
