UMBRO × JOURNAL STANDARD A capsule collection created by focusing on football wear, which is the backbone of UMBRO, and its athletic aspects. Designed from scratch, including design, pattern, and material selection, to create functional everyday wear that blends into the city. The outer material is a nylon weather cloth mainly made from recycled materials with reduced stiffness, the lining is Toray's Solar Sensor, a static electricity-generating and heat-retaining knit material, and the pocket bags are finished with a brushed mesh material with heat-generating function from KB Seiren, resulting in warm-up pants. Assuming a football warm-up scene, the zipper opening, which is usually incorporated into the outseam of training pants, has been moved to the back for a back-zip specification. The zippers usually attached to the front side pockets have also been omitted, and the pockets have been changed to slanted pockets for easy access. By constructing the pattern around the waist in a three-dimensional manner, the hip dimensions can be expanded without overdoing it, improving the fit. The front and back logos use archives from the 90s and 00s, when the J-League was founded and football became widespread. The material has a soft, familiar texture with a voluminous appearance, and the size balance allows it to be worn not only as a set-up but also with a wide range of items such as sweaters and shirts, making it everyday wear. Thank you for viewing.