Umbro collaborates with the Danish designer Stine Goya to produce a unique group

Umbro was not a brand to play according to the rules.

From Classic Collared Premier League Shirts from the nineties of the last century to bold wind programs decorated with engineering patterns that most brands avoid, the British sportswear giant built a reputation in difficult agreements – often presented creative results.

they The latest collaboration with Stine Goya This is the legacy of innovation.

Inspired by a mixture of British and Scandinavian street fashion, the classic group is integrated into a football silhouette with the vibrant and expressive Goya aesthetic. It reconsidates nostalgia to the nineties and forms of the early first decade of the twentieth century, and re -invented it with bold color panels, unexpected fabric pairs, and distinctive dedicated spots.

It includes seven pieces-including T-shirt, the highest long-sleeved summit, skirt, mineders, wind pioneers, pants, socks-redefine sportswear by introducing a new and feminine perspective.

The campaign highlights Nagin Rafand, Danish soccer coach, Afghan, devoted to breaking barriers and reshaping women and girls in football.

It stands out prominently throughout the group the phrase “good things should not take some time”, with a highlight of the urgent need for the fastest progress towards equality inside and outside the stadium.

Ravand, like the group, explains a smooth mixture of functions and femininity – which makes this cooperation more than just a fashion statement, but it is a useful invitation to work.

The group is launched on May 28, 2025, and it will be available in the chosen retailers and online.

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