Even before the 2026 FIFA World Cup officially kicked off, it was clear that soccer fever had already made its way into fashion. For months, the fashion set has been embracing sporty track shorts, vintage-inspired jerseys, and other pitch-ready staples. Now, Reformation is cementing the trend with a collaboration that shows fashion is fully in its soccer era.

Teaming up with British sportswear brand Umbro, Reformation is launching a six-piece capsule collection of elevated, retro-inspired pieces.

Rather than creating team-specific jerseys, the collection reimagines athletic staples through the Reformation lens. Track shorts are elevated into chartreuse silk styles finished with delicate lace trim, while a sporty knit tank dress offers a sexy alternative to the classic jersey. Elsewhere, track-inspired pants and a matching striped jacket put a polished spin on the tracksuit. The result is city girl meets sporty girl — pieces that the brands describe as “made for being the best-dressed at the stadium, the pub, or the streets of New York City.”

True to Reformation’s sustainability ethos, the collection is crafted from deadstock athletic materials. Styled with heeled mules and leather clutches, the collaboration’s look book makes it clear that these pieces aren’t intended for the pitch. Instead, they’re designed for the stylish spectators in the stands (or the bars) — and perhaps those channeling the effortless glamour of the game’s most famous WAGs.

While this year’s World Cup has inspired a wave of official team merchandise and performance-focused collaborations from sportswear giants like Adidas, Nike, and Puma, Reformation and Umbro are taking a different approach. This collection isn’t about playing the game — it’s about dressing for it.

Launching on Monday, the collaboration marks the second installment of Reformation’s Spectator Sports franchise, following the debut of its tennis-inspired Courtside Collection last summer. Preview the six-piece collection, available in a range of colors, ahead.