Maradona Llavero

Diego Maradona is one of the few footballers whose outline alone does the job. The low centre of gravity, the barrel chest, the mop of curls, the ball apparently glued to his left foot. Forty years on, the shape is still instantly legible. This is a keyring built around him, small enough to live on a set of house keys without being a nuisance and clear enough that people recognise the subject at a glance. Naples and Buenos Aires both have a decent claim on the man, and it works for either: a terrace gift, a stocking filler for whoever still argues about 1986, something to hand over at five-a-side. It prints as a single small piece, which makes it a cheap thing to run off several times over. One for the keys, one for the kit bag, one for whoever asks where you got it.