Irish football and culture label launch Gavin Bazunu collection in aid of Palestine Red Crescent Society

Irish football and culture label, SevenFortyFive (745), have launced their debut collection in aid of Palestine Red Crescent Society.

The drop features Ireland and Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu, who was the only player to opt out of the Republic of Ireland's matches against Israel on September 27 and October 4.

He said in a statement on his Instagram that his decision was based "purely upon my personal belief that the killing of innocent people is wrong."

745 said that the collection "is celebrating Gavin Bazunu standing by his principles. All profits will be donated to Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS)."

The drop features a white t-shirt, with a portrait of the footballer; a grey jumper depicting his name and player number; a knitted scarf with a his face and jersey number, and an A4 risograph print in four different designs.

"Patterns drawn from the keffiyeh and layers of red and green bring Ireland and Palestine together," the company said about the collection's designs.

 

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SevenFortyFive are named after the time (7.45 pm) for Friday night kickoff in League of Ireland matches. They are a Dublin-based independent football and culture label.

Pre-orders are available until Tuesday, October 13 at  7.45 pm.

The label aims to be shipping products by mid-November.

The Gavin Bazunu collection can be found here.