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ALEXANDRU ISTRATUCA
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3D Apparel &
Sportswear Designer.

Creating football apparel, visual identities and product stories through concept, 3D development and graphic design.

Selected work

15 projects
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The Forbidden Shirt

Sports Media · Study

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FCSB: Nike × Stüssy

Streetwear · Concept

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Morocco: World Cup Concept

Sportswear · Concept

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Como 1907: Beyond the Lake

Sportswear · Concept

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Dinamo: Streetwear Fashion

Streetwear · Concept

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Fiorentina: The Divine Comedy

Sportswear · Concept

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Moldova: Heritage

Sportswear · Concept

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Petrolul: Lupii Galbeni

Sportswear · Concept

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FC Vaslui: Made Real

Apparel · Produced

10View project ↗

Romania: Special Concept

Sportswear · Concept

11View project ↗

FC Botoșani: Official Kits

Sportswear · Official

12View project ↗

CSM Vaslui: Rebrand

Identity · Concept

13View project ↗

Middlesex University: Video Posters

Sports Media · Ongoing

14View project ↗

Atlanta Olympics ’96

Identity · Study

15View project ↗

Ghana: Kente Cloth

Sportswear · Concept

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Concept

Morocco: World Cup Concept

A Puma kit concept translating Moroccan architecture, geometric craft and landscapes into a complete national-team collection.

Morocco red home and pale-blue away kit concept cover

Starting point

A national-team concept translating Moroccan geometry, craft and architecture into a coordinated football collection. Research boards connect traditional caftans, tilework and local landscapes with the home, away and goalkeeper directions.

Design decisions

The red home shirt adapts the caftan neckline into a football collar, with mesh side panels and contrasting structural details. The pale-blue away shirt uses a geometric tile-inspired surface. Three goalkeeper palettes draw on national colours, twilight and the meeting of desert and ocean. Angular lettering carries the same geometric language into the names and numbers.

Outcome

The presentation brings together two outfield kits, three goalkeeper colourways, construction studies and a typography system. Layout studies consider badge placement and player identification; they document design intent, not independent certification or an official team commission.

Moodboard of Moroccan caftans, architecture and tile patternsHome and away full-kit mannequin views with design overviewCaftan, architecture and national-symbol references beside the home kitHome-shirt flat artwork and Moroccan architectural referenceRed home kit shown from front, side and backHome-shirt collar, chest crest and mesh-panel design detailsPale-blue away kit in multiple posesAway-shirt palette and geometric tilework referencesThree goalkeeper shirts in dark, orange and purple colourwaysGoalkeeper kits shown on moving mannequin posesGoalkeeper geometric patterns in three colourwaysGoalkeeper graphic development and archival shirt referenceDark goalkeeper palette inspired by national coloursPurple goalkeeper palette inspired by twilightOrange goalkeeper palette inspired by desert and Atlantic coastlineShoulder branding, ventilation and construction design boardTraditional caftan neckline translated into a modern football collarDesign considerations for badges, crests and player identificationBadge and nameset placement on outfield and goalkeeper kitsAngular Morocco typography against a tile-pattern backgroundNameset system applied to home, away and goalkeeper shirtsPlayer mockups wearing red and pale-blue concept shirtsPlayer mockup of the dark goalkeeper shirtPlayer mockup of the purple goalkeeper shirtPlayer mockup of the orange goalkeeper shirtComplete five-shirt Morocco concept collection
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