H&M Move proudly unveils a performance-led training collection co-created with global football icon Zlatan Ibrahimović. Launching 10th July, the drop fuses the legendary athlete’s unmatched sports expertise with H&M Move’s dedication to innovation and style. The result: a bold expression of form, function, and confidence — designed to cultivate strength from the inside out. However you move.
Zlatan Ibrahimović has just launched his most impactful collection with H&M Move, designed for more than mere training — it’s crafted for a legacy.
Transitioning from the gym to the streets, Zlatan’s inaugural co-designed men’s training line fuses refined technical aesthetic. Envision deep ocean blues, washed marble whites, and stone greys — highlighted with reflective silver graphics and imperial-style fonts that boldly declare, “I came. I saw. I crushed leg day.”
“I don’t settle for less — and this collection delivers,” says Zlatan. And honestly? We believe him. Standouts include:
- Sculpted seamless tops with mineral-inspired finishes
- Double-layered shorts with a luxe marble print
- Matching mesh vests that breathe with you
- Accessories like the stone-grey marble cap and black shaker bottle to round out the fit
Crafted with DryMove™ technology, this entire collection effectively wicks away sweat, keeps you cool, and moves seamlessly with you — whether you’re training like a professional or simply running after your kids in the park. And here’s the exciting part — the kids’ line offers the same high-performance style for young athletes. Available in sizes ranging from 4 to 14+, it’s unisex, adaptable, and just as striking as the adult collection. Future GOATs, get ready to gear up.
The Zlatan x H&M Move collection is available now — launched July 10th — at select H&M stores and hm.com/move.
As reported by AOL, the beloved Swedish soccer star announced his retirement on Sunday during an emotional speech after the game, addressing the home crowd at San Siro Stadium following AC Milan’s Serie A season finale. This announcement came after Milan’s 3-1 victory over Verona. Ibrahimović, who is 41 years old, made this declaration while dressed in casual attire, as he has not played since suffering a calf injury in April.
He began his professional journey in 1999 with Malmö FF in Sweden and has played for nine different teams, including Juventus, Inter Milan, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Manchester United, before spending two seasons in MLS with the Los Angeles Galaxy. After his time with the Galaxy, he returned to AC Milan for a second spell, having previously played there from 2010 to 2012.
Ibrahimović secured three Serie A titles with Inter Milan between 2008 and 2010. He added another title with AC Milan in 2012 and once more in 2022. He represented Sweden’s national team and concludes his career as the all-time leading scorer for the team, netting 62 goals. He played a key role in helping Sweden reach the World Cup Round of 16 in both 2002 and 2006. In 2013, he achieved a remarkable fourth place in the Ballon d’Or voting.
