AW26 Fair Isle Crewneck - Greige

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Umbro x Slam Jam Fair Isle Crest Crewneck Sweater — Greige

part of Umbro and Slam Jam’s FW26 collection, the Fair Isle Crest Crew takes one of the most traditional codes of British knitwear and pulls it directly into the world surrounding football.

the black and brown knit is built around a Fair Isle-inspired pattern, finished with embroidered Umbro branding and crest details. raw-edge finishing at the collar, cuffs, and hem deliberately interrupts the familiarity of the sweater, while the cropped proportion shifts it away from conventional heritage knitwear.

where much of the collection looks at the rituals around the match rather than the pitch itself, this piece feels especially connected to the domestic side of British football culture — equal parts countryside knit, supporter wardrobe, and reconstructed sportswear.

details

Umbro x Slam Jam FW26
Fair Isle Crest Crewneck Sweater
greige colorway
knitted Fair Isle-inspired pattern
embroidered Umbro logo and crest
raw-edge crewneck collar
raw-edge cuffs
raw-edge hem
cropped silhouette
style code: UBMW0654YA27 BLK0040

materials

45% nylon
30% wool
25% acrylic

measurements (approximation):

refer to individual size selection for fit.
designed with a cropped body.

fit notes

cropped fit through the body with traditional knitwear volume through the torso and sleeves.

the shorter length gives the sweater a more contemporary proportion than a conventional Fair Isle crewneck.

care

follow garment care label instructions.

due to the wool-blend knit and intentionally raw finishing, avoid excessive agitation and heat when cleaning.

new season item.

one of the clearest examples of what makes this Umbro / Slam Jam collection interesting. instead of treating football purely through jerseys, kits, and terrace references, the collection looks at the environment surrounding it — particularly the British home.

Fair Isle knitwear carries a completely different set of associations: countryside clothing, family wardrobes, old interiors, and traditional British dress. putting Umbro crests into that language connects the domestic and sporting sides of the same culture.

the raw edges and cropped proportion stop it from feeling nostalgic. it looks familiar from a distance, then considerably stranger once you actually look at how it is constructed.

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