I first spotted Patta on my close friend who had just come back from playing in Amsterdam, not football but rather a gig, he’s a dj and spoken word artist. You know some people show how well travelled they are certain aspects of their lives like tattoos, collectables, instagram, but with my homie it’s always been with the fashion, trust that after a trip overseas we gonna see him in the freshestt gear that’s definitely not in the country, can’t get can’t tholakal. My mans is never at a loss for words, yet as cool as my friend is that day his t-shirt was mad loud without him having to say much. One of the things that caught my eye was the combination of strong typography and bold graphics, and obviously the message, at a glance the prints are like the work of the high almighty living lord of design, Paula Scher. I was like damn this tee is audacious. The brand grew on me and I guess I fell in love when I discover they had been dipping their toes in football kits. It’s refreshing to the football world, and lovely cross over between culture and football. Even the name seems to strikes a few chords in South Africa, since it’s o close to the iconic song, Pata Pata by Miriam Makeba. I only mention this because some people tend to think its a South Aah brand, well before we go into collection let’s get into habit of groove.