Chelsea players 'to receive quality men's shirts'

Chelsea fans could be investing in some quality men's shirts if they want to dress like their heroes.

This is because the English Premier League side has struck a new deal with luxury Italian label Dolce & Gabbana.

As well as official club suits, the fashion house will design off-duty outfits and smart attire for the coach and his staff.

The Independent describes Dolce & Gabbana's aesthetic as "unashamedly masculine", which may mean plenty of males are inspired to smarten up their own collection of men's shirts.

"Their clothes are for men who know they've got it and want to flaunt it – in other words, footballers," the publication adds.

In addition to the clothes, a new Dolce & Gabbana lounge will be created at the club's stadium.

The brand was established by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana in Italy in 1985 and it has two main clothing lines, called Dolce&Gabbana and D&G.

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