Inspiration/A band with a message

Eight centimetres to say something with

The captain is the only player allowed to wear something during the match that is not part of the kit. That makes the band the place for a message: respect, no discrimination, the rainbow. Short, visible, and the club's own.

Posted on September 21, 2026

The rainbow band became known through professional football, but most of the ones we make go to amateur clubs that put their own spin on it. A club from the east put "everyone plays" on it. A futsal team chose the progress flag because two players asked for it — and the rest of the team agreed at once. A band changes nothing, but it shows the team has talked about it. That is a lot already.

The C that fits on anything

On a busy background a letter disappears fast. That is why our C has a thin black outline: on the rainbow, on a print, on a photo — it holds. It is a small detail that makes the difference between a band that is "something" and a band that is clearly the captain's band.

Mourning and respect

Sometimes the band says something quiet. A black band with a name or a date, for a member who is no longer there. We often make those within a day, and we do it with care. Do get in touch; we will think along about the words.

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