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Karl Marx argued that religion is the opium of the people. But it can equally be argued that football (soccer) is the religion of our times.
There is an inherent value in following football; it can bond communities, gives people a sense of being part of something larger than themselves, and provides a diversion from the daily dramas of life. We worship at the stadium, singing hymns on the terraces to our idols, praying for success on the field. We indoctrinate our young through a plethora of cultural systems and rituals. We combine a blend of religious zeal, emotion and superstition - in support and faith.
Paradoxically, if viewed through a Marxist lens, football is a distraction aimed at diverting our attention away from issues that genuinely affect our lives. A brilliantly captivating spectacle, engineered by cunning capitalists to capture our collective hearts and minds. In an endless stream of media, TV rights, player sales, transfer windows, merchandising, increased ticket prices - we, the faithful fans, carry the extortionate financial costs, whilst they sit back and watch the cash roll-in.
'Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, just as it is the spirit of a spiritless situation. It is the opium of the people.'
Karl Marx
Football inspired artwork.
From Sheffield, UK, the birthplace of the beautiful game, goalsoul create visually stunning and unique football t-shirts infused with spirit, style and quality.
Our original designs celebrate the iconic players, teams and memorable incidents in football's rich and diverse history. The goalsoul collection of artwork, graphic tees and associated apparel, is an eclectic mix. We pay tribute to the cultural vitality of the most beautiful game of all.
S (38 - 40 inch chest) | M (40 - 42 inch chest) | L (43 - 45 inch chest) | XL (46 - 48 inch chest) | XXL (49 - 51 inch chest) |
A 19 ¾ inch, 50 cm | A 20 ¾ inch, 53 cm | A 22 inch, 56 cm | A 23 ½ inch, 60 cm | A 25 ¼ inch, 64 cm |
B 27.5 inch, 70 cm | B 28 ½ inch, 70 cm | B 29 ¼ inch, 74 cm | B 30 inch, 76 cm | B 30 ¾ inch, 78 cm |
S (38 - 40 inch chest) | M (40 - 42 inch chest) | L (43 - 45 inch chest) | XL (46 - 48 inch chest) | XXL (49 - 51 inch chest) |
A 20 ½ inch, 52 cm | A 21 ¾ inch, 55 cm | A 22 ¾ inch, 58 cm | A 24 inch, 61 cm | A 25 ½ inch, 64 cm |
B 27 ½ inch, 69.5 cm | B 28 inch, 71 cm | B 28 ½ inch, 72.5 cm | B 29 inch, 74 cm | B 29 ¾ inch, 75.5 cm |
S (38 - 40 inch chest) | M (40 - 42 inch chest) | L (43 - 45 inch chest) | XL (46 - 48 inch chest) | XXL (49 - 51 inch chest) |
A 19 ¾ inch, 50 cm | A 20 ¾ inch, 53 cm | A 22 inch, 56 cm | A 23 ½ inch, 60 cm | A 25 ¼ inch, 64 cm |
B 27.5 inch, 70 cm | B 28 ½ inch, 70 cm | B 29 ¼ inch, 74 cm | B 30 inch, 76 cm | B 30 ¾ inch, 78 cm |
S (38 - 40 inch chest) | M (40 - 42 inch chest) | L (43 - 45 inch chest) | XL (46 - 48 inch chest) | XXL (49 - 51 inch chest) |
A 20 ¼ inch, 51.5 cm | A 21 ½ inch, 54.5 cm | A 22 ¾ inch, 57.5 cm | A 23 ¾ inch, 60.5 cm | A 25 inch, 63.5 cm |
B 27 ¼ inch, 69 cm | B 27 ¾ inch, 70.5 cm | B 28 ¼ inch, 72 cm | B 29 inch, 73.5 cm | B 29 ¼ inch, 75 cm |
S (38 - 40 inch chest) | M (40 - 42 inch chest) | L (43 - 45 inch chest) | XL (46 - 48 inch chest) | XXL (49 - 51 inch chest) |
A 19 ½ inch, 49 cm | A 20 ¾ inch, 53 cm | A 22 ½ inch, 57 cm | A 24 inch, 61 cm | NA |
B 27 ¼ inch, 69 cm | B 28 inch, 71 cm | B 28 ½ inch, 73 cm | B 29 ¼ inch, 75 cm | NA |
Select an existing garment that fits you comfortably, lay it on a flat surface and measure the width across the chest (from armpit to armpit).
Double this measurement. So, for example, if your garment measures 22 inches from armpit to armpit, you should double it to 44 inches.
Check the table above. In our example, a 44 inch measurement would equate to a men's large.
Remember these sizes are the measurements of the garment itself, not the person who is wearing it. They are approximate and there may be slight variations between each garment.
Our garments are a little more fitted than other brands, so if you are in doubt about your size it is best to order larger rather than smaller.
If you are not sure whether to go for a medium or a large, we recommend you go for a large.