Munoz Joins Quintero in Quest’s Two Exclusive Collections
munoz is part of a Quest collaboration that brings Juan Fernando Quintero, Daniel Muñoz, Jefferson Lerma and Yerry Mina into fashion and fragrance development ahead of the World Cup. Quintero is the clearest face of the project, with two exclusive collections already named in the line-up.
Quintero Leads Quest’s Push
Juan Fernando Quintero took part in the development of Brotherhood and Kingtero: Born to Reign, two collections that Quest says were built around more than player images. Brotherhood centers on family, friendship and teamwork, while Kingtero: Born to Reign draws on his leadership on the field.
The collections include loose-cut T-shirts and sweatshirts with graphics inspired by crowns, shields and retro-style typography. That gives the project a retail shape, not just a campaign face, and places Quintero in the middle of the most detailed part of the collaboration.
Muñoz, Lerma and Mina
Muñoz and Lerma are part of the same alliance, joining Quintero and Mina in cocreation processes with design teams. Quest’s aim was to build proposals that went beyond simply using the athletes’ images, according to Nicolás Giraldo, who described the work as a product-led effort rather than a standard endorsement.
Mina’s piece is a fragrance called Life is Jeans, presented as a fresh and versatile proposal for men. Quest says the scent was designed to capture traits associated with Mina’s personality, while the brand also has a premium line of polo shirts inspired by different countries participating in the World Cup.
Quest and the World Cup
The timing places the collaboration close to the World Cup and inside a wider move by footballers to extend their names into fashion, perfumes and exclusive collections. The names in this project matter because the product range already reaches beyond shirts into a fragrance, and the players involved are shaping what carries their own identities into the market.
For readers following the Colombia squad, the practical takeaway is simple: this is not just a branded photo shoot. Quest has tied four national-team figures to products built through design work, with Quintero’s two collections and Mina’s fragrance giving the project its clearest commercial edge.
