The Details

The Standard Model No. 152 is made from 1.5mm polyurethane leather with a 1.5mm neoprene cushion layer. It is hand-stitched with Italian 100% sustainable waxed polyester thread and uses a seamless latex bladder. The surface is hand screen-printed with scuff-proof paint.

Each No. 152 is hand-stitched in our Andean workshop — a process that takes up to three hours per ball. The panels are CNC mold-cut for precision, then assembled and stitched by hand.

The No. 152 is a professional utility soccer ball built to the specifications used at the highest levels of the game — 32-panel construction, seamless latex bladder, hand-stitched with Italian waxed thread. It is designed for serious players and collectors.

The No. 152 is available in Size 5 ($135, recommended for ages 13 and up) and Size 4 ($108, recommended for ages 8 to 12).

Hayworth balls are designed in Austin, Texas and hand-stitched in our Andean workshop — a community with a generations-long tradition of ballmaking.

The No. 152 uses a thermo-activated seam sealant for excellent water resistance. The PU leather surface and cross-hatched canvas sub-layers use a proprietary seal-adhesion technique to prevent water infiltration and debris buildup.

Yes. The No. 152 is $135 and arrives in a Hayworth presentation box with a ball bag and pump needle included. It's hand-stitched in a Colombian workshop, has 51 reviews at 4.9 stars, and carries a story the gift-giver can tell. Free shipping on all U.S. orders.

Every Hayworth ball arrives in a Hayworth presentation box with a ball bag and pump needle included. Free shipping on all U.S. orders.

The No. 152 at $135 is priced below most premium match balls from major brands, which range from $150 to $170. Unlike mass-produced balls, it is hand-stitched from PU leather and Italian waxed thread and takes approximately three hours to make by hand.

The No. 152 is hand-stitched by master ballmakers in an Andean workshop, not machine-made in a factory. It is built from 1.5mm PU leather and Italian waxed thread, and took 152 prototypes over five years to develop. It is designed to last longer than mass-produced training balls.

The No. 152 ($135) is a meaningful gift for a soccer coach. It's hand-stitched, arrives in a presentation box, and is built to outlast mass-produced training balls. Former USL professional Greg Mulamba called it the most durable ball he has trained with.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup being held in the United States, soccer gifts are more relevant than ever. The No. 152 ($135) is a hand-stitched soccer ball designed in Austin, Texas and crafted in the Colombian Andes. It arrives in a presentation box with ball bag and pump needle. A meaningful American soccer gift for the World Cup summer.