TEK:CV

Football kit has always travelled further than the pitch.

The track top you trained in on Thursday ends up on the coach on Saturday. The jacket built for a wet session gets pulled back on for the walk to the ground. Drill pants, technical shells and football sweats have been crossing between training ground, terrace and street for decades.

TEK:CV comes from that world.

Born from football culture, the collection combines technical fabrics with shapes you would actually want to keep wearing once the session is done. Think lightweight jackets for sideways Manchester rain, drill tops made to move when the five-a-side gets serious, and sweats that look as comfortable outside the ground as they do heading into training.

Technical Football Clothing Without the Training-Kit Uniform

TEK:CV does not treat performance clothing like it has to look like a full team issue.

There are clues from professional training gear, but just as much comes from the culture around football: the terrace, the cage, the walk to the match and the way technical sportswear has always been worn in football cities long after the final whistle.

That is why a TEK:CV Superlight Track Jacket can sit alongside a Core Hoodie, Hybrid Drill Top or Check Reflect Jacket without the collection feeling like somebody has simply changed the badge on a standard tracksuit.

The silhouettes matter as much as the specification.

Built Around the Bits That Actually Matter

The technical side is there for a reason.

Superlight pieces reduce weight and bulk. CoolMax helps move sweat and dry quickly when the tempo goes up. FutureFleece brings lightweight warmth and stretch. Pearl Dot adds targeted airflow, while Tek Lite is used where lightweight protection and breathability need to work together.

Reflective details turn up across the range too. Useful when the light drops, but also part of the visual language of the clothing rather than a strip added at the end because somebody remembered visibility.

Elsewhere you will find laser-cut ventilation, taped seams and anatomical construction used where the garment needs them.

No tech for the sake of having another logo to print on the hangtag.

From the Cage to the Concrete

The current TEK:CV collection moves between two sides of football naturally.

There are Superlight Drill Tops and Pants, Hybrid Drill T-Shirts and Shorts and technical outerwear for the work. Then Core hoodies, crew sweatshirts, tees and pants take over when training finishes.

That crossover feels particularly familiar in British football. Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, London - technical sportswear has never belonged exclusively to the training ground. A good jacket can do the wet warm-up, the train into town and the walk towards the turnstile without needing a costume change halfway through.

TEK:CV understands that.

Born from football. Built for more.

Shop the TEK:CV Collection at Pro:Direct Soccer for technical football clothing, training wear and everyday layers made for the pitch and the life around it.