I try and produce Welsh language t-shirts as well, which I think is important because a lot of Wales’ football support, especially away from home are based in Bala, Porthmadog, Caernarfon and Anglesey and they’re Welsh-speaking people,” he says. “The one defining moment was when the Team GB issue arose during the 2012 Olympic games. A lot of people including myself didn’t want it and that’s when I produced the Independent Football Nation t-shirts. Arsenal are top of the table after 12 games. Erling Haaland does not score. Liverpool lose at home … to Leeds. Chelsea lose 4-1 to … Brighton. I can safely say that I do not understand football anymore. All that is left is for Qatar to win the HRWC” – Krishna Moorthy. For the future, the music and football fan is keen to release a vinyl album, featuring Welsh bands singing in Welsh and English, including a very special guest.

But what makes their presence even more joyful is knowing that the accessory's growth in popularity was completely organic and came from a Welsh business.

Why do Wales fans wear bucket hats?

The chorus then goes: 'Da ni yn Cwpan y Byd / We're at the World Cup Waka Waka Cymru / Waka Waka Wales They have become so popular in recent years that the Football Association of Wales decided not to produce official merchandise for Euro 2016 for fear of encroaching on an already booming, and organic, market. The defining moment came when I knew I wasn’t able to give everything to the day job. I was getting up at 6am working to 6pm and getting my little daughter to bed and starting all over again until about two in the morning. It took over my whole life then. Euro 2020 headlines as Man Utd star dubbed 'dangerous', Pogba makes 'nibble' claim and Gary Neville calls for Wales duo to step up

It’s been a long road travelled for the Welshman and his label. One that has seen him overcoming heartache and uncertainty. It was in adversity that Spirit Of 58 was forged. While any prospective change will not be undertaken without consultation with different stakeholders including but not limited to the Welsh Assembly and Uefa, it seems a natural next step for a national football team and fanbase that are currently having the time of their lives and have recently embraced Dafydd Iwan’s spine-tingling Welsh language folk song Yma O Hyd as their unofficial pre-match anthem. There would, of course, be other, alphabetical benefits when it comes to the Cymru delegation’s seating arrangements at the draws for major tournaments. Sporting the iconic yellow, red and green colours, the replica has been placed in The Hayes, with Wales just a few weeks away from competing in their first World Cup since 1958. I started supporting Wrexham when my dad took me to my first match aged nine, and music, football and fashion have always gone hand in hand.The SO58 founder also reveals that he actually thought about giving everything up when his dad became ill. The Football Association of Wales through the use of its inclusive motto – Together Stronger, using language, culture and identity as the foundations for the creation of The Red Wall, has created a new breed of Welsh football fan.