The Forty-One Life
New Kits, New Broadcast Deals, New Energy
Edition 72 covers Nike’s 2026 NWSL kits, Mbappé’s latest Mercurial drop, Paramount+ securing Concacaf Women’s rights, standout MLS tifos, and the March events shaping football culture.
The Forty-One Life
Edition 72 covers Nike’s 2026 NWSL kits, Mbappé’s latest Mercurial drop, Paramount+ securing Concacaf Women’s rights, standout MLS tifos, and the March events shaping football culture.
Throughout the weekend, supporters' groups across the league showcased their creativity and passion through a long-running tradition in football: the tifo.
Style
RRose From Concrete teams up with House of Heroes for ultra-limited one-of-one jerseys honoring football legends at the FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid Legends match in Los Angeles.
Style
Jon Bell moves the way he dresses. With intention.
On the Pitch
adidas and the Jamaica Football Federation unveil 2026 Bob Marley-inspired home and away kits, blending reggae heritage, football culture, and performance innovation ahead of the World Cup.
News
Today Forty-One announces the launch of Forty-One FC, a creative collective designed to bring together like-minded creators who want to put their skills to work in and around soccer. The “FC” stands for “For Creators” and “For Creatives,” a play on the “FC” nomenclature found in soccer but adapted to
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From the time we announced our rebrand in 2023, the brand has been building quietly behind the scenes. Now, we wanted to step into 2026 with a clear purpose: tell the stories that live beyond the 90, and put the region’s culture at the center of the conversation.
Your Weekly Digest of Soccer, Style, and Culture Across the CONCACAF Region
The players were preparing to take the field. It was the third day of, what was for many of them, an opportunity to show their skills and talents to women's soccer coaches around the US. More specifically, an opportunity to play and connect with some of the best
As Houston and other host cities prepare to welcome the world for the FIFA World Cup, it has become a moment of opportunity for artists at the intersection of art, sport, and culture. For artist and curator Betirri, it is a moment he has spent years waiting for. The Mexican
On the South and West Sides of Chicago, workwear is a language. Emmanuel “Manny” Cabrera speaks it fluently, then stitches it into something refined. His label, Gente Fina, is the city’s everyday grit cut from “Very Midwestern blue collar mixed in with luxury fabrics. Definitely Midwestern.” That is how