Hats
Description: Here’s our version of the mascot Australia should’ve taken to the 1974 World Cup in West Germany: Roo-dy ’74 — a wide-eyed kangaroo in a too-proud-to-care Socceroos kit, rocking the ultimate Aussie accessory, a classic cork hat. He didn’t score goals, but he dodged flies with elite agility and bounced into Bavarian hearts with every hop. With a pouch full of underdog spirit and a face that said “what’s offside?”, Roo-dy wasn’t just a mascot — he was a vibe. Not officially recognised by FIFA, but forever part of Aussie football folklore.
Roo-dy '74 Hat
$19
Kickaburra Hat
$19
Matildas Hat
$19
James Jeggo Hat
$19
Description: Founded in the heart of a vibrant arts district, Rothko FC was established by a group of local artists and football enthusiasts who drew inspiration from the abstract expressionist, Mark Rothko. The club was conceived as an homage to Rothko's vision of evoking complex human emotions through simple, profound visual forms. Since its inception, Rothko FC has aimed to mirror the depth and intensity of Rothko’s artworks, adopting a philosophy that sees football not just as a game, but as a form of expressive art.
Rothko FC Hat
$19
Description: Twerking the ball at lightning speed is the fanciest tribal dance you'll ever see.
Tiki Taka FC Hat
$19
Pride FC Hat
$19
Hoth FC Hat
$19
Tatooine FC Hat
$19
Description: Invented by René Higuita and perfected by Riley McGree, Ben Garuccio and Alou Kuol.
Scorpion FC Hat
$19