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Kappa

Kappa is a sportswear brand making casual and sports clothing, shoes, accessories and team kits, such as the Kombat 2026-27 home and away shirts for Tunisia. It grew out of Calzificio Torinese, a company making high-quality socks and underwear. After a production problem put the company in crisis, it began marking each garment with a "K", from the German Kontroll, as a sign of reliability and quality. Kappa is one of BasicNet Group's sportswear brands, according to the group's corporate materials.

Teamwear and sports fashion

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Erreà

Erreà is an Italian sportswear company focused on teamwear, technical sportswear and official merchandise, with custom team uniforms at the center of its range. Its stated vision is to be the first choice for athletes and sports clubs around the world and a reference point in teamwear, and its mission is to make sports clothing that improves the performance of those who wear it, building on sport, technical innovation and style.

Sports apparel and footwear

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Acerbis

Acerbis is an Italian company in the motorbike world since 1973, when founder Franco Acerbis began distributing Preston Petty off-road plastics in Europe before launching his own brand. It makes plastic kits, fuel tanks, skid plates, handguards, frame protectors and chain guides for brands such as Honda, KTM, Yamaha and Suzuki, plus helmets, goggles, riding jackets and MX jerseys, and also produces sports clothing.

Specialist sports equipment

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Diadora

Diadora is an Italian sportswear brand founded in 1948 in Caerano di San Marco, Italy, selling shoes, clothing and accessories through its official site. Its group is made up of the parent company Diadora S.p.A. and subsidiaries including Diadora Retail S.r.l. and Diadora US Inc. Diadora S.p.A. is wholly owned by LIR S.r.l., the holding company of the Moretti Polegato family, which is also the major shareholder in Geox; Enrico Moretti Polegato is its president.

Sports apparel and footwear

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Givova

Givova is an Italian technical-sportswear and teamwear brand founded by Giovanni Acanfora on 23 May 2008. Its company profile lists clothing and accessories for football, basketball and volleyball, as well as fitness, wellness and leisure ranges for men, women and children. The company says it uses a live stock-management system across its sales network and retailers and aims to offer a full sports look at accessible prices. It also describes technical sponsorships and collaborations with football, basketball and volleyball clubs and associations in Italy and abroad, without identifying a current deal on this page.

Specialist sports equipment

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Lotto

Lotto Sport Italia makes sports shoes and sportswear. It was born in 1973 in the footwear district of Montebelluna, in the province of Treviso, Italy. It started with tennis shoes, then added basketball, volleyball, track and field and finally football. From the beginning the company has used its logo of a tennis court and a football pitch superimposed.

Sports apparel and footwear

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Alé Cycling

Alé has spent more than three decades making technical cycling clothing and dressing professional teams. Its jerseys and bib shorts combine distinctive colours with performance fabrics developed for demanding rides. Alé is owned by A.P.G. Srl, identified as its owner in an article on the cycling brand’s own site.

Cycling jerseys and technical apparel

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Alpinestars

Alpinestars was founded in 1963 by leather craftsman Sante Mazzarolo in Asolo, northern Italy, and made its name with protective boots for the new sport of motocross. Today it makes racing gear and helmets such as the Supertech R10, Tech-Air airbag protection systems, technical footwear, riding gear sets and a sportswear collection, with headquarters in Maser, Italy.

Sports apparel and footwear