UK Releases Olympic Player Suit&Nbsp; 175000 Pieces Of Clothing Are All Provided By Adidas

The sports suits of British athletes participating in the London Olympic and Paralympic Games were released on the 22nd. Famous British fashion designer Stella? McCartney designed it himself. The suit highlights the blue, white and red colors of the British flag and integrates modern elements. It is called "original" and "best" sports suit by the British Olympic Committee.

More than 30 athletes participated in the set exhibition held in the Tower of London that day. The set includes competition clothes, training clothes, award-winning clothes, shoes and decorations. The clothes are mainly dark blue, supplemented by white, and the neckline is red. The shoes are red.

McCartney, a member of the British Beatles, is responsible for the design? McCartney's daughter. She said that her design inspiration mainly came from the British flag, but she tried to break the traditional design and boldly reorganize the elements to make it more modern and fashion Sense.

"We hope the athletes can feel the strength of the team from it, and we hope they can be proud of it," McCartney said.

Adidas is the official package provider of the British Olympic team. They appointed McCartney as director of design and creativity. The total number of British athletes participating in the Olympic and Paralympic Games will exceed 900, requiring about 175000 pieces of clothing, all of which are made up of Adidas Yes.

Andy, CEO of the British Olympic Committee? Hunter said: "Through the cooperation with Adidas and the support of McCartney, this suit is the best in technology, design and creativity."

The British Olympic Committee called the British team participating in the London Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games "our greatest team", and said that it would be the largest, most prepared, best equipped and most ambitious team in the history of the Olympic Games. "'Our Greatest Team' may only consist of 900 athletes, but 60 million Britons are among them."