JAPAN JERSEY "KAMEHAMEHA VS GALICK GUN" - DRAGON BALL Z

Who would have imagined it? A Dragon Ball Z jersey blending manga and Van Gogh's style! 🔍 Details of the Japan "Goku vs Vegeta" Jersey → The Starry Night as a backdrop. Swirling sky, sleeping village, and bell tower are reproduced brushstroke by brushstroke, including the oil texture. 🌌 → Stars turned into Dragon Balls. Each yellow star has its red stars, and the seven balls align in a gradient on the shoulder at the back of the jersey. 🟡 → A Kamehameha across the chest. The cypress from the original painting is replaced by a white energy blast that crosses the jersey from bottom to top. 💥 → Goku and Vegeta face to face. The two rivals respond to each other on either side of the beam, tiny in the immensity of the sky, under the JFA emblem. 🥋 👕 Technical Information → Material: Lightweight and breathable recycled polyester, designed to wick away sweat and remain comfortable to wear, from the couch to the field. → Care: Cold wash, preferably with the jersey turned inside out, to preserve the intensity of the colors. → Logos: All official logos are present on the jersey you will receive. 🎨 Van Gogh Meets Dragon Ball Vincent van Gogh painted The Starry Night in June 1889, from his room window at the asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. The swirling sky and oversized stars he invented that night would make this painting one of the most reproduced canvases in the world. Few people know this, but Van Gogh was passionate about Japanese prints: he collected hundreds and copied several in oil. The circle is thus complete when Japan returns the favor with Dragon Ball. And the Goku-Vegeta rivalry speaks directly to Japanese football: two adversaries who push each other to a level neither would have reached alone, that's exactly what makes a team grow. 🔥 💥 Level up and light up the field!