Dyenamik have released a football kit collection in collaboration with TEKKEN 8, the long-running Bandai Namco fighting game franchise. The range comprises twelve individual designs, each inspired by a distinct character from the game's roster, according to 90min.
Among the fighters represented are King, Eddy, and Law — three of the series' most recognisable figures — with each kit apparently drawing on the visual identity of its chosen character rather than simply applying a logo to an off-the-shelf template. The collection sits within a growing tradition of independent kit makers using gaming and popular culture as creative reference points.
Dyenamik occupy a particular space in the current landscape of football apparel. The brand operates outside the conventional licensing agreements that govern the major clubs and their official suppliers, which gives them a degree of creative freedom that larger manufacturers rarely exercise. Collections of this kind — limited, concept-led, aimed at supporters who follow both football and gaming culture — have found a reliable audience over the past several years as the boundaries between those communities have become less distinct.
TEKKEN itself has been a fixture in gaming since the mid-1990s and retains a substantial competitive scene alongside its mainstream following. The eighth instalment in the series brought renewed attention to the franchise, and the timing of a collaboration with a football kit brand reflects how rights holders have become more willing to license into spaces beyond the traditional games and merchandise categories.
No pricing, release format, or wider distribution details were included in the 90min report. Whether the designs are available as a full set or as individual purchases, and through which channels, was not immediately clear.