Front Office founder Ken Sakata meticulously curated the release, digging deep into Umbro’s history, sourcing everything from forgotten photographs to unreleased prototypes. The result. A collection that reworks, rethinks, and reimagines some of the brand’s most iconic designs for today’s generation.
At the heart of the drop are a series of standout football shirts, accompanied by a range of elevated sportswear pieces, including pleated track pants and a manager’s coat fit for the dugout. A true gem in the lineup is the insulated vest, an evolved take on an unfinished 1990/91 Montreal Impact windbreaker. Redesigned for 2024/25, it now features a hood and intricate stitched diamond detailing, made up of eight individual pieces.
Beyond the Umbro archives, Sakata drew inspiration from the bold, tech-driven aesthetics of ‘90s consumer electronics, a dominant force in football sponsorship at the time. The collection’s muted palette of whites, greys, and oranges effortlessly bridges past and present, merging vintage influences with contemporary design innovations.
With a flawless execution, the Umbro x Front Office capsule continues the brand’s impressive run of collaborations, following recent drops with Slam Jam, Boiler Room, and Supreme.
The collection is available now via Front Office.
Explore the full collection below.
