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Umbro is an internationally recognised football brand based in Cheadle, Greater Manchester, England. Umbro designs, sources and markets football-related apparel, footwear and equipment and its products are sold in over 90 countries worldwide. Umbro are the current England, FA and FA Cup suppliers of sports apparel. Umbro currently manufactures all types of sports wear apparel including training gear and football boots. Umbro also produce casual clothes and shoes, including a line by British designer Kim Jones. The company is also a major player in kit manufacture for some of the world’s best known teams. Umbro have recently launched their new hi-technology SX Boot. Deco has been playing in the boots which are visually striking with different colours for each foot, reflecting the left (logical, assertive) and right (intuitive, creative and passionate) sides of the brains. The boot uses Michelin tyre manufacturing-related technology which improves control by up to 90%*. Umbro has produced kits for many notable football teams since establishment; its first kit was produced in 1934, for Manchester City, which won the FA Cup that year.
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