Hummel's high-end line, HUMMEL HIVE, has collaborated with Scottish sneaker shop HANON to create three sneaker models, which will be released exclusively at mita sneakers in Ueno, Tokyo, on November 3rd.


This collaboration focuses on amateur soccer, a part of Scottish culture. Many amateur soccer teams in Scotland are located in rural or remote areas, so they need to be supported by their local communities. Three types of sneakers will be released, each inspired by three Highland League amateur soccer teams based in northeast Scotland, where Hanon is located. The team is supported by numerous volunteers and dedicated staff. Each team's color is incorporated into an archive model from Hummel's 1970s and 1980s collection.

"HML X HANON SUPER TRIMM" (15,000 yen)
The "HML X HANON SUPER TRIMM" (15,000 yen), inspired by Huntly FC, is based on the "SUPER TRIMM" training shoe, which was released in Germany in the 1970s as part of a health promotion movement. This lightweight shoe features a simple design in the team's blue and black colors. Premium suede adds a touch of luxury.

The "HML X HANON HB TEAM" (¥15,000), inspired by Forres Mechanics FC, is based on the "HB TEAM," a refined version of the handball shoe released in 1976. The suede upper, designed for the intense handball game, and the rubber sole for enhanced grip create a classic look, finished in the team's golden color.

The "HML X HANON HB TEAM," inspired by Rothes FC, is based on the "MARATHONA," Hummel's first long-distance running shoe released in 1983. The mesh construction ensures breathability and lightweight construction. Furthermore, this model combines team colors with functionality, featuring a sole unit with improved cushioning. The orange heel accentuates the shoe.

All three pairs are available in sizes 25.5, 26.0, 26.5, 27.0, and 27.5. This model, which will be released in limited quantities globally as well as at Hanon in Scotland, will be available in Japan exclusively at mita sneakers in Ueno, Tokyo, from November 3rd.

Check out the collection filled with football culture.