Supreme x Umbro SS25 Club-Inspired Zip Stand-Collar Knit Jacket – Purple/NavySUP-SS25-236

Supreme x Umbro SS25 Club-Inspired Zip Stand-Collar Knit Jacket – Purple/Navy

The purple/navy colorway of the Supreme x Umbro SS25 collaboration zip stand-collar knit jacket — the same construction platform as the blue/white and red/green versions, with a color-blocking argument that moves into the analogue color family: medium purple body and front panel, deep navy raglan sleeves, with gold/amber accent stripe at the sleeve seams. The back panel: the same large-scale “9” squad number in white against the purple body. The credential system: Supreme logotype at the chest, Umbro double-diamond at the collar, Supreme shield badge at the chest — all in white against the purple ground. The embroidery: Barudan imported embroidery machine, 5+ revision template optimization. Unisex. S–XL.

Purple/Navy vs. Blue/White and Red/Green – The Four-Colorway System’s Third Register

The Supreme x Umbro SS25 four-colorway system covers three distinct color-register positions: cool/light (blue/white), warm/saturated (red/green with yellow), and analogue/tonal (purple/navy with gold) — this version. The purple/navy colorway’s distinction: where the blue/white uses two colors in a cool complementary register and the red/green uses three colors in a warm primary register, the purple/navy uses two colors in an analogue relationship (purple and navy are adjacent on the color wheel, both cool, both in the blue-violet family) unified by the gold/amber accent stripe — the warm accent whose color temperature contrasts with the cool analogue blocking to provide the color system’s visual tension. The gold stripe’s football-kit reference: the gold accent on purple/navy is the specific palette of several historically significant football clubs (Fiorentina’s purple-and-gold tradition, the broader violet-and-gold European club-kit canon) — the palette that reads as the collaboration’s most explicitly European and historically specific football-kit reference. The white “9” on purple: the same light-on-cool-ground contrast as the blue/white version’s navy-on-light-blue, but with white (achromatic) on purple (chromatic cool mid-value) — the contrast that reads as the most visually sophisticated of the four back-panel color systems, the white number’s achromatic brightness against the purple’s cool saturation producing a contrast that is simultaneously high-value and chromatically complex.

Why You’ll Love It

• Purple Body + Navy Raglan Sleeves + Gold Accent Stripe – The Analogue Color System and Its European Club-Kit Reference: The purple/navy/gold three-element color system: medium purple (a blue-violet in the mid-saturation range, visible in the product image as a clear purple that reads as neither blue nor red but as its own chromatic position) at the body and front panel; deep navy (a dark blue with minimal red content, reading as a near-black blue at the sleeve panels) at the raglan sleeves; gold/amber (a warm yellow-orange in the gold range) as the accent stripe at the sleeve seam junction. The analogue relationship of purple and navy: both colors share the blue hue family — purple as a blue shifted toward red, navy as a blue shifted toward black — the two colors’ shared blue component making them analogue (adjacent in hue, harmonious in temperature) rather than complementary (opposite in hue, contrasting in temperature). The analogue blocking’s visual character: the purple body and navy sleeve panels read as a tonal, unified color system whose individual panels are distinguishable by value (purple lighter, navy darker) and saturation (purple more chromatic, navy more achromatic) rather than by hue contrast — the visual sophistication of a blocking system that rewards close viewing rather than announcing its color contrast at a distance. The gold accent stripe’s role in the analogue system: the single element of warm color in a fully cool color system, the gold stripe providing the visual tension that the analogue purple/navy blocking’s harmoniousness does not generate on its own — the warm-cool contrast that makes the sleeve seam zone the color system’s focal point and prevents the analogue blocking from reading as flat or monotone.
• White “9” on Purple – The Back Panel’s Achromatic-on-Chromatic Contrast: The white squad number on the purple body: white (zero chroma, maximum brightness) against purple (moderate chroma, mid-value cool color) — the contrast system that operates on two simultaneous axes: value contrast (white’s maximum brightness against purple’s mid-value) and chroma contrast (white’s zero chroma against purple’s chromatic saturation). The achromatic-on-chromatic contrast’s visual character: the white “9” on purple reads as simultaneously bright (value contrast) and clean (chroma contrast, the white’s absence of color making the purple’s color appear more saturated by simultaneous contrast) — the back-panel number that reads as the most visually refined of the four colorways’ number systems, the white’s achromatic clarity against the purple’s chromatic depth producing a contrast that is high-impact without the temperature intensity of the red/green version’s white-on-red. The Umbro logotype at the back collar zone: visible in the product image as white embroidery against the navy sleeve panel at the back collar area — white on navy, the credential’s maximum contrast on the darker of the two blocking colors, legible at close range as the Umbro double-diamond’s geometric form.
• Barudan Embroidery on Purple – White-on-Purple Coverage and the Gold Stripe’s Knit Color-Change Precision: The Barudan embroidery template’s purple-ground calibration: the 5+ revision optimization cycles verified on the purple heavyweight knit substrate — the white Supreme logotype’s coverage density calibrated to fully opacify the purple ground beneath the white thread layer (the show-through risk on purple being intermediate between the blue/white version’s lower-contrast substrate and the red/green version’s high-saturation red substrate). The gold accent stripe’s knit color-change execution: the gold stripe at the sleeve seam requires two color-change boundaries in the knit construction (purple-to-gold and gold-to-navy), the same dual-boundary precision demand as the red/green version’s yellow stripe, with the additional visual complexity that the gold’s warm color against the cool purple and navy grounds produces a more chromatically complex boundary than the yellow-against-red and yellow-against-green of the red/green version.
• Heavyweight Knit + Full-Length Zip Stand Collar – Identical Structural Platform on the Purple/Navy Colorway: The same heavyweight knit construction as all three previous colorways: structured silhouette, fabric-dependent drape, the knit whose stitch density and yarn weight hold the jacket’s form. The same full-length zip stand collar: wind resistance at the neck, variable ventilation, the football-kit collar format. The purple/navy colorway’s structural visual character: the analogue blocking’s tonal unity means the jacket’s silhouette reads as a coherent dark-cool form at a distance — the purple and navy panels’ value proximity (both mid-to-dark value) producing a jacket that reads as a single dark-cool form from a distance and reveals its two-color blocking and gold accent detail at close range, the visual reveal that rewards proximity.

Size Guide

Note: All measurements are taken flat. A 1–3 cm variance is within normal range.

Material & Construction Composition

• Shell: Heavyweight Knit — Structured Silhouette, Three-Color Blocked (Purple Body + Navy Raglan Sleeves + Gold Accent Stripe at Sleeve Seams)
• Front Credentials: Supreme Logotype (White, Barudan Embroidery, 5+ Revision Template, White-on-Purple Coverage Calibrated) + Umbro Double-Diamond (Collar Zone) + Supreme Shield Badge (Chest)
• Back Panel: Large-Scale Squad Number “9” in White — Achromatic-on-Chromatic Contrast, Purple Ground, Football Kit Numbering Typeface
• Collar: Full-Length Zip Stand Collar — Wind Resistance, Football Kit Collar Format
• Color Register: Analogue Cool Blocking (Purple + Navy) + Warm Accent (Gold) — Fiorentina/European Violet-and-Gold Club-Kit Reference

Care Instructions

• Hand wash recommended (max 30°C, cold water) — cold hand washing minimizes dye bleeding risk at the purple/gold and gold/navy color-block boundaries and preserves the heavyweight knit’s loop structure
• Machine wash permitted at gentle cycle only, inside a mesh laundry bag, one garment per bag
• Do not tumble dry — heat risks dimensional distortion of the heavyweight knit and thermal damage to the embroidery thread
• Do not wash in hot water — hot water risks dye bleeding at the three color-block boundaries and shrinkage in the knit’s fiber structure
• Do not soak for extended periods — prolonged immersion risks dye migration at the purple/gold/navy junctions
• Do not expose to prolonged direct sunlight — UV exposure risks uneven fade across the purple and navy panels’ cool-family dyes
• Hang dry in shade, reshape while damp

SKU: SUP-SS25-236  |  Available in sizes S–XL  |  Unisex  |  Structured Fit  |  Supreme x Umbro SS25