Llavero Maradona

Few footballers survive being reduced to a silhouette and still read instantly. This keyring bets on Argentina's most argued-over number ten, shrinking a whole career's worth of iconography down to something that rides on a set of house keys. It sits in the tradition of terrace souvenirs rather than official club merchandise, and it keeps the Spanish word for the object itself, llavero, which tells you roughly where the design came from. Supporters of the 1986 side, of the Napoli years, or simply of that era of the game will recognise the subject without needing a caption. Keyrings are among the friendliest things a printer produces: quick, easy to batch, and forgiving. This one is an obvious gift for a football-obsessed friend, a five-a-side team, or anyone who still argues about the second goal against England.