Subbuteo is a tabletop football game where players simulate the game of football by flicking miniature plastic players with their fingers in turns.
Subbuteo was invented by Peter Adolph (1916-1994) in the mid-1940s in Tunbridge Wells in Kent, England. It’s been a game over the years that has gone in and out of public interest, but seems to be having a little resurgence in the 2020s, which is exciting to see for any fans!
In lockdown 2020 I started to make some simple Subbuteo Art illustrations for my friends and football team that I coached of their own kit and their own faces. I shared it online, and suddenly got a wave of orders. After making quote a few, I setup Half Way Line to house all of my Subbuteo art designs and custom prints.
Since 2022 you can now buy Subbuteo tshirts and hoodies on our online store and our Etsy store. These are all made to order in our little studio here in Kent and all come with a football themed free gift!
Subbuteo themed custom football art illustrations for teams, families and individuals. Send us your photos, we do the rest!
With 100s of happy customers including a few famous faces, you’re in good company – get a football gift they’ll cherish forever.
Did you know Steve’s even been asked to design the West Ham United programme cover twice last season. And sold his prints to a variety of famous faces including footballers and ITVs Ben Shephard!
