Early Days At the 1976 Olympics, Nadia Comaneci competed in a plain white leotard with Adidas-style side-piping in the colors of the Romanian flag-red, yellow, and blue.

Here’s how gymnastics attire has changed form in the last century, starting from present-day. 2021 Leotards remain the dominant uniform for competitors during the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics, but ...

The eight competition leotards for the women feature more than 47,000 Swarovski crystals. GK will also outfit eight other gymnastics teams in Paris, including Canada, Australia and the Netherlands.

Adidas, the official apparel provider for USA Gymnastics, uses a Reading, Penn., company named GK Elite to manufacture the team’s competition leotards.

“McKayla Maroney is an energetic force in gymnastics whose determination will only drive her to greater success.” said Alice Chao, CEO of Elegant Sports, global licensee of adidas Gymnastics.

Women’s gymnastics reigns as one of the most popular and commercially influential Olympic sports. The leotard helps lift star gymnasts into the mainstream.

GK, who are based in Reading, Pennsylvania, have been chosen by Adidas to manufacture the US competitive leotards and apparel for USA Gymnastics since 2000 and is the sole producer of adidas ...

July 29, 2024 00:00 AM UTC - Updated August 12, 2024 14:43 PM UTC The Olympics gymnastics tumbling floor is basically a designer runway, with athletes donning $3,000 leotards adorned with ...

Arguably the standout stars of the 2012 Olympics, the United States Women's Gymnastics Team stopped by the adidas Lounge in London yesterday to celebrate their gold medal win. Gabby Douglas, Aly ...

GK, who are based in Reading, Pennsylvania, have been chosen by Adidas to manufacture the US competitive leotards and apparel for USA Gymnastics since 2000 and is the sole producer of adidas ...

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