UMBRO

The Umbro brand was founded in 1924 by two passionate football fans — brothers Harold and Wallace Humphreys. The name comes from the abbreviation of “Humphreys Brothers” — Um + Bro. From its early days, Umbro created clothing that met the real needs of players — comfortable, stylish, and functional — which quickly earned the brand recognition within the football community.

The real breakthrough came in 1934 when the Manchester City team won the English FA Cup wearing Umbro kits. Following this event, for 80 years the brand became one of the main suppliers of apparel for leading English football clubs as well as the Brazilian national team.

Umbro was called the “Dior of the football world,” and in its kits, young David Beckham and the legendary Pelé scored their first goals.

The brand’s clothing inspired and gave thousands of young people the chance to feel closer to their idols. Umbro happily reinterpreted its iconic silhouettes, combining its sporting heritage with modern trends, creating pieces that look just as good on the pitch as they do on the street.