The athletes in the sports of alpine skiing, ski cross and freeski are equipped with training and lifestyle clothing from JAKO for the upcoming summer preparations.
Together with the trading partner Suissetech, JAKO equips the teams of the German Ski Association (DSV) in the sports of alpine skiing, ski cross and free skiing. The athletes will appear in JAKO outfits during training and in their free time during the upcoming summer preparations. The contract between DSV and Suissetech was signed in July 2021 and will run for two years until 2023.
The company Suissetech-Service GmbH & Co KG is Europe-wide in the field of associations, clubs and companies contact for all matters relating to the topic of JAKO team sports and JAKO workwear. In cooperation with the DSV, Suissetech takes over the sponsoring and the complete service – from the consultation to the refinement to the delivery of the JAKO articles.
Jörn Neßlinger, Managing Partner of the Suissetech Group, says: “Professional skiing is extremely popular in Germany and constantly inspires the masses. With the German Ski Association, we have a great partner with whom we work closely, especially in the pre-season phases. We are pleased to be able to repeatedly equip the athletes in the three disciplines of alpine skiing, ski cross and freeski with training and lifestyle clothing together with JAKO.”
Rüdiger Lückertz, JAKO sales manager, adds: “The basis of every successful team is uniform teamwear in the right sizes and colors. In cooperation with Suissetech, we provide the DSV with the optimal equipment to create the basis for great success during training. We are very proud of this partnership and look forward to the future cooperation. WE ARE TEAM.”
Michael Herfellner, head of the Skipool DSV: “Function and quality of the equipment are top priorities for our top athletes. The teamwear from JAKO meets the highest demands and thus lays the foundation for a successful summer preparation for our athletes.”
The DSV teams will be equipped for the summer preparations with the official summer outfit, which will take place on May 17th and 18th in Kempten. Around 220 athletes, supervisors and officials receive their JAKO outfits for training and leisure time. One part of the new team clothing is, for example, the Teamline Challenge.
After getting dressed, the winter sports enthusiasts start preparing for the next season. First with strength and fitness training before going abroad for a cycling course. At the end of August, the team finally flies to Chile for the first training camp on snow.