Stone Island has become synonymous with football terrace culture and every weekend thousands of teenage boys can be seen emulating Danny Dyer in 'getting the badge in'. It's also loved by Sir Kier ...

With hooliganism an ever-growing problem on British football terraces in the '70s ... of interviews on television wearing the Stone Island badge. It became a phenomenon in the U.K., and I think ...

A subcultural badge. An insider nod ... over the years—he’s still not sure why Stone Island became such a big deal with English football hooligans—he understands that resolutely doing ...

In the UK, Stone Island snowballed. Football hooligans developed a cult-like ... Keep your eyes peeled for that badge, next time you're out and about. In a sea of swooshes, stripes, and monograms ...

In one one bizarre snap, pupils have stuck fake Stone Island badges on their school blazers. The youths also carry flares to set off at matches. Amanda Jacks, a case worker with the Football ...

For Stone Island ... where football-loving casuals wore Stoney—as fans lovingly call it—to root for their clubs and engage in the odd bit of hooliganism while Britpop stars wore it for ...

Stone Island is having a moment ... Once unfairly associated with soccer hooligans, the brand has become a streetwear darling, winning over style icons such as the rapper Drake, who regularly ...

Stone Island ... football boots for the first time, alongside other pieces such as a Stoney strip and shorts. The boots are khaki green, with the brand name running along the side and the infamous ...