When it comes to being a football fan, it’s not enough to just watch or attend the matches, you have to have the right gear and collectibles.
Luckily, for Paris Saint-Germain supporters, there’s no shortage of items and PSG Fan Gear to choose from, like Alloy Collectors, a specialist in premium sports collectibles. Alloy Collectors features all officially licensed products in partnership with Paris Saint-Germain, and that includes fully customisable metal model kits with players’ names and numbers included. Kits are limited edition to the season they launch and can be customized or purchased pre-built, which come with a display, modelled on the actual PSG dressing room at Parc Des Princes.
I’ve spent some time on Ally Collectors’ website, and not only do they have fantastic metal kits from the 2023-24 season, but supporters can also pick up retro metal kits and even an Eiffel Tower draped in PSG colors. If you’re a PSG supporter, or know someone who is, these unique items will please them as much as a Kylian Mbappé goal.
Speaking of Mbappé and kits, PSG recently released their fourth kit for the season. The Jordan Brand kit is tan in color and features the famous elephant print that Michael Jordan first wore on his shoes in 1988. The kit features the vertical stripe down the middle that you would expect from PSG, along with blue trim around the arms and neck. The kit is the second Jordan Brand version this season, with PSG releasing a black version of the elephant print kit earlier this season.
Over the years, PSG has partnered with some really unique brands. In 2020, PSG released fishing flies that were “conceived with football characteristics in mind.” They’ve also announced collaborations for a folding chair for traveling and hiking, a paddleboard, and an electric motorbike. It’s a very innovative approach from PSG as they look to expand their brand and reach audiences outside of football.
Of course, while collectibles are a great way to show off the club you support, there’s one piece of silverware that supporters hope the club can hoist in the near future, and that’s the UEFA Champions League.
Currently, PSG is preparing for a Round of 16 clash against Real Sociedad, where they should be favored to advance. In what could be Mbappé’s final season in the French capital, it would be a fairytale end to what has been a stellar career at PSG if the Frenchman could win the club its first Champions League title. If he were to make it happen, his jersey may be cast in metal outside the Parc des Princes.
