When the Mexican soccer team faces South Africa at the Azteca stadium on June 11 to open the 2026 Soccer World Cup—held in Mexico, Canada and the United States—the eyes of the world will be on 22 players. And in 20 t-shirts. 20 because those of the goalkeepers and those of the referees and linesmen – although they compete in sophistication and renewal – have not yet entered the market of continuous renewal that characterizes these garments and that supplies increasingly demanding collectors.
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