Azul Claro Numazu releases commemorative merchandise for home fixture

Azul Claro Numazu has released a comprehensive lineup of commemorative merchandise and logistical details for supporters attending the upcoming home fixture. The club announced that the matchday merchandise booth will operate from 12:30 p.m. local time until approximately 15 minutes after the final whistle, with operating hours subject to change.

British-Made Football Scarves Return After Five Years

The centerpiece of the new merchandise drop is a traditional British-made football scarf priced at 5,500 yen including tax. Manufactured on the production lines of an English factory that serves as an official Premier League supplier with over a century of history, the item marks the club’s first football scarf release in five years, dating back to the 2021 season. Measuring approximately 20 centimeters by 150 centimeters including fringe and woven from 100 percent acrylic, the design centers on a British heritage theme. The club stated that the central cross on the emblem utilizes the traditional Saltire design, termed the Albion Saltire Crest, to symbolize passion, pride, and the unity between the team and its supporters.

Blind-Pack Acrylic Keyholders Feature All 31 Squad Members

Supporters can also purchase blind-pack two-connection acrylic keyholders priced at 1,200 yen each. The collection covers all 31 players registered to the squad as of September 6, 2026, featuring diverse poses for each individual. The keyholders measure up to 10 centimeters in height for the player figures and 3 centimeters for the accompanying number tags. Club officials reminded buyers that the items are blind-packaged and strictly requested that fans refrain from tactile searching through the bags before purchase.

Special Edition Goshuinchō Books Commissioned for Ticket Holders

For fans collecting the newly launched Goshuinchō stamps, the club has introduced an official Goshuinchō book priced at 1,100 yen. The B6-size, 20-page book features a front cover designed by ink-wash artist Okazu, known for artwork depicting historical military commanders. The cover displays the club’s slogan, “Genten Shōri” (Victory from the Origins), rendered in a powerful brush style. Azul Claro Numazu confirmed that orders placed for the book will be distributed at the merchandise booths during home matches starting with the fixture against FC Tiamo Hirakata on October 25.

Wendel Number Towels and Final Sleeve Logo Pressing Services

Expanding the existing merchandise inventory, the club added a number towel for Wendel, wearing number 2, priced at 2,500 yen. Meanwhile, Yamamoto Fufuku will operate a booth outside the Jabara Gate to apply the Kawada Construction sponsor logo to the left sleeve of 2026-27 season uniform shirts. The pressing service costs 1,000 yen per shirt for supporters who purchased their uniforms through the first or second pre-order waves, while maintenance for uniforms processed prior to the previous match is free. The club noted that this fixture marks the final opportunity for supporters to utilize the sleeve logo pressing service at the stadium.

Fans Can Preview Official Sunglasses and Access Pressing Services

Ichikawa Co., Ltd., operating under the Horoshokei Megane Ichikawa banner, will host a special preview booth allowing fans to try on the club’s official sunglasses currently available via advance reservation. Company representatives clarified that actual reservations and sales will not be processed at the merchandise booth on matchday. Supporters wishing to utilize the sleeve logo pressing service must first purchase a pressing exchange ticket at the main merchandise counter before proceeding to the Yamamoto Fufuku booth near the Jabara Gate, and must bring their shirts in a clean, unworn state.

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