Umbro has once again joined forces with FEMAMA for the Pink October 2025 campaign, continuing a partnership that highlights awareness and early diagnosis in the fight against breast cancer. This marks the fifth consecutive year the initiative has united the brand with its sponsored clubs across Brazil.
FEMAMA, established in 2006, represents a nationwide network of over 70 organisations dedicated to providing information, guidance, and support for those affected by breast cancer. Its work transforms care into hope, ensuring that women throughout the country receive both advocacy and assistance in treatment and prevention.
The 2025 shirts are presented in a pale pink base, a colour internationally recognised in the campaign against breast cancer. Each version carries its respective club identity, with details adapted to match individual crests and accents. Internacional’s edition features a darker maroon collar and crest, Grêmio’s comes with black detailing, Athletico Paranaense also carries black trim with its stylised badge, and Sport Recife includes its traditional crest with two stars above. Santos complete the line-up with a shirt that incorporates a white collar and monochrome crest. All feature the Umbro logo on the chest alongside the FEMAMA symbol printed inside the neckline.
The Pink October collection is a show of solidarity and a reminder of football’s role in supporting causes that impact society.
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