Supreme x Umbro Stripe Soccer Jersey
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
Umbro was founded in 1924 in Wilmslow, Cheshire by brothers Harold and Wallace Humphreys as Humphreys Brothers Limited; the name is a portmanteau of "Humphreys" and "brothers." The company outfitted both teams at the 1934 FA Cup final, supplied 85% of British football kits by the late 1960s, and dressed Brazil for its 1958 World Cup win and England for its 1966 title. The SS25 Supreme collab is a poly-blend knit soccer jersey with horizontal grosgrain pinstripes across the body and sleeves, a crewneck collar, and embroidered Umbro diamond and Supreme logos at the chest, released at $98 retail in white, black, red and purple.
About Umbro
Umbro is an English sportswear manufacturer founded in 1924 by brothers Harold and Wallace Humphreys in Wilmslow, Cheshire, originally trading as Humphreys Brothers Limited from a workshop above the family pub. The name combines "Um" from Humphreys and "bro" from brothers, and the double-diamond logo has identified the brand since the 1930s. Umbro supplied kits to fifteen of the sixteen teams at the 1966 World Cup, including England's championship-winning side, and outfitted Brazil for its first World Cup title in 1958. Nike acquired Umbro in 2008 and sold it to Iconix Brand Group in 2012. Supreme has collaborated with Umbro on football jerseys, track jackets, and shorts.
