These Philly business owners are dropping limited-edition World Cup jerseys

• "This is not just a soccer jersey drop, but about bringing people together when Philly is on the world stage," McLaughlin, owner of Rittenhouse Square's Mission Taqueria, says in a statement.

Driving the news: The jerseys will be sold at the Philadelphia Visitor Center and Lapstone & Hammer ahead of next year's slate of World Cup games.

• The jerseys come in four styles, and there's a fifth design in the works, says Greenblatt, who runs digital design firm Defy.
• The collab — which celebrates the entrepreneurs' brands and is not affiliated with any official World Cup branding — was created with the help of Philly's Icarus Football.

Where to find: You can also buy the threads online ($90) and at Mission Taqueria, with a portion of the proceeds supporting love.fútbol and the Chestnut Hill Youth Sports Club.