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How sporting goods companies partner with athletes and compete for Olympic success—products, activations, messaging, and strategies.
With 41 medals and 18 golds, Team Norge left the Alps as the undisputed champion. The brands dressing them didn’t go unnoticed.
Record audiences across the US, Europe and Japan confirm the Winter Games as a premium platform – if brands know which athletes to bet on.
With 41 medals and 18 golds, Team Norge left the Alps as the undisputed champion. The brands dressing them didn’t go unnoticed.
The IOC claims a milestone in responsible Games delivery; athletes and advocacy groups say the bar needs to move much higher, and faster.
Li-Ning, Anta, Peak, and Toread collectively supplied apparel for delegations from China to Ecuador, marking their most prominent global showcase to date.
The Olympic partner’s Milan installation demonstrates how AI could reshape virtual retail. First AI-generated Olympic art also unveiled.
The tennis champion received a one-of-one design incorporating his Alpine heritage and skiing background for appearances during the Winter Games.
The French brand uses its premium Olympic partnership to reconnect with winter sports heritage while maintaining its fashion-forward momentum.
Fischer dominated Nordic events, Atomic and Head battled in alpine, and EA7 Armani led visibility. Weekend brand scoreboard Feb 7–8
Athletes, NOCs and IFs recognized for measurable climate action ahead of Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games
Consolidated financial statements approved in Milan reveal sponsorship revenue fell to lowest level since 2020.
Finnish sportswear brand presented Milano Cortina 2026 opening ceremony collection at the IOC’s inaugural fashion event alongside 20 nations.
The Cultural Olympiad initiatives run under the tagline “Culture moves the world”.
Japanese brand will showcase 90-year history, racing suit technology, and provide athlete support during Olympic Winter Games period.
A groundbreaking partnership between WFSGI, IOC and IPC is transforming how brands support athletes during the Games - when it matters most.
Swiss performance brand follows Aita Gasparin’s return to elite competition after a three-year absence.
Nine Olympic and Paralympic athletes will share behind-the-scenes content and direct youth sports grants as DICK’S builds Milano Cortina 2026 activation.
The Italian Trade Agency and Assosport are connecting domestic brands with international buyers at an event on 8 February during the Winter Games.
AI is reshaping how Americans engage with winter sports, with 44% planning snowboarding bookings inspired by the Olympics, Visa study shows.
Healthcare apparel company FIGS enters elite athlete sponsorship with a strategic bet on Vonn’s return to competitive skiing after a five-year absence.
From Moncler’s return to Lululemon’s accessible design and less restrictive Olympic branding rules, the Winter Games showcase a new era of Olympic branding and team apparel.