House of Holland launches second Umbro collaboration

This 23-piece collection is inspired by British football culture

Thursday 31 August 2017 13:36 BST

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British sporting giant Umbro has joined forces with tongue-in-cheek designer House of Holland to launch a second instalment of their super-successful collaboration.

Moving on from the previous 90s sportswear-inspired collection, this time round the pair have come together to create a unisex collection of 23 styles inspired by British football culture.

In addition to House of Holland’s provocative and playful signature style, the new collection riffs on Umbro’s instantly recognisable place in football culture.

Here, retro football strips are updated using Holland’s pop-inspired motifs, while streetwear silhouettes work to deliver a new take on sportswear.

Classic sporting blues and reds are prominent throughout the Autumn/Winter collection but House of Holland’s playful style is never very far away.

Britain's biggest football stadiums

Fans of the label will be glad to see that Henry Holland's eye-catching aesthetic is front and centre in the form of lime green and vibrant orange hoodies, while traditional football jerseys come covered in bright and bold checkerboard prints.

Completing the new-season collection, you’ll also find on-trend bomber jackets with all-over recurrent logos, jersey joggers and shorts, graphic tees and star print sweaters.