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White Mountaineering’s third Umbro capsule refines sport-luxe essentials

White Mountaineering and Umbro release their third collaborative capsule

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Uniting for their third collaborative capsule together, White Mountaineering and Umbro are ready to reimagine what techwear can feel, look, and do. Full of a contemporary style, this eight-piece collection is made to be functional and full of practicality. While the lineup only consists of eight pieces, the collection ranges from performance wear to active items and sleek footwear. Using high-tech materials and premium construction, this capsule collection embodies everything you may need in any conditions and environments. With a collection that comes with almost anything you need, White Mountaineering and Umbro continue to establish their partnership with plenty of authority and style. 

White Mountaineering and Umbro take on the great outdoors  

A capsule collection of eight pieces that reimagine techwear with style, White Mountaineering and Umbro have taken on minimalism with plenty of high-tech versatility. One of the collection’s staple pieces is a multi-pocket coat, crafted from high-performance fabric. Available in multiple hues, this coat is perfect for any outdoor adventure this fall or winter season, with the ability to repel water while keeping you warm and safe. Along with this multi-pocket coat, the collection also features matching jersey cargo pants, a cut-and-sew track jacket with sweatpants, a dry-touch hoodie, a jersey tee, and a cap. For footwear, the duo has also released the Umbro MOTOR A1 silhouette. Available in an all-black hue and a muted beige shade, the sneaker features synthetic-leather uppers and technical design elements. The entire collection can be shopped at via White Moutaineering’s online store, retail locations, and select Japanese retailers.

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