Jeze is a photo series exploring the intersection of football and fashion — two cultures that have always shared a strong influence on how we express ourselves.
Through the jerseys we wear, the clubs we represent, and the way we style them, Jeze looks beyond the pitch to celebrate football as a part of everyday culture. The series primarily sources its jerseys through DAPP, giving pre-loved pieces a new life while highlighting the stories, identity and style attached to them.
More than just football shirts, Jeze is about the people, the culture and the fashion that make the beautiful game what it is. 90s jerseys are worn not for the club badge, but purely for the street aesthetic — heavy boots, denim, and second-hand grails re-contextualized into urban high fashion.
Sourcing & Styling
DAPP remains the backbone — European cast-offs find second life in Blantyre and Lilongwe markets. Dortmund, retro national kits, and forgotten sponsor prints become the fabric of a new uniform. Each fit is styled ground-level: oversized, layered, and photographed where it lives — not in a studio.
Photography: JEZE Collective // Locations: Blantyre, Lilongwe // All jerseys DAPP-sourced. Additional frames: DSC_9182, Mathero x Dortmund series.