Athleta (sports manufacturer)

Athleta is a Brazilian-Japanese sports equipment manufacturing company.[1]

Athleta Co., Ltd.
IndustrySports equipment
Founded1935 (1935) in São Paulo
FounderAntônio de Oliveira
HeadquartersTokyo, Japan
35°40′06″N 139°42′25″E
Area served
Brazil and Japan
ProductsApparel, balls, goalkeeper gloves, accessories
ParentTBC Group
Websitewww.athleta.co.jp

History

The brand was created in Brazil in 1935 by the company Malharia Santa Isabel, whose founder is Antonio de Oliveira.[2] The brand "Athleta" was chosen by the company to identify its sporting goods.[3] In the beginning, it manufactured socks and shirts for amateur sports. It was the manufacturer of the official shirts of the Brazilian national soccer team from 1954 to 1974.[1]

In 2009 the brand reappeared in the market by the Japanese group The Brand's Company (TBC).[1][2]

Sponsorships

The following list that are sponsored by Athleta:[4]

Clubs teams

Athletes

Club teams

Athletes
  • Leonardo Silva
  • Jonathan Araujo
  • Guilherme Kuromoto
  • Marcos Honda
  • Ken Hinenoya
  • Yuhki Kanayama
  • Ito Keita
  • Gensuke Mori
  • Ryoto Kai
  • Yudai Takahashi
  • Yuta Kokado
  • Takumi Nagasawa
  • Kentarō Ishida
  • Yuto Nishimura
  • Keigo Shibayama
  • Mitsuru Nakamura
  • Yusei Arai
  • Shota Horigome
  • Yuta Kimura
  • Hyuga Saito
  • Shuto Nakata
  • Yuta Tsutsumi
  • Yuki Nochimura
  • Yukari Miyahara
  • Kaho Ito
  • Sara Oino
  • Arthur Guilherme

Past Sponsorships

Associations

National Teams

Club teams

Athlets

Club teams

References
  1. Valéria França. "Fábrica desativada abre acervo da seleção (in Portuguese)". Estadão.
  2. Athleta. "About (in Japanese)".
  3. Vitor Marins. "A Athleta está de volta! (in Portuguese)". Camisas e Chuteiras.
  4. Athleta. "サプライチーム (in Japanese)".
  5. Sorocaba Futsal anuncia cinco reforços e novo fornecedor de material esportivo on Globo Esporte, 19 Jan 2022
  6. マルヤス工業フットボールクラブ. "ユニフォーム (in Japanese)".
  7. Athleta Brasil. "Athleta - A Marca". Retrieved 26 August 2021.
  8. Nossa História, 21 Apr 2022
  9. "New York Cosmos kit history at New York Cosmos Jersey Collection". Archived from the original on June 12, 2018. Retrieved June 9, 2018.
  10. "Futsal: Após perder patrocínio, time de Falcão muda nome para 'Magnus'" [Futsal: After losing its sponsorship, Falcão's team changes its name to 'Magnus']. Terra (in Portuguese). 14 January 2016. Archived from the original on 2016-08-14. Retrieved 1 November 2018.
  11. Sorocaba Futsal anuncia cinco reforços e novo fornecedor de material esportivo on Globo Esporte, 19 Jan 2022
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