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We are a team/sportswear supplier based in Newport, Cardiff & Swansea. We supply to all level of sport to all over the UK via Errea, Joma, Under Armour, Canterbury, Mizuno, Nike and VX3.

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PUMA 2025

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Errea 2026

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Canterbury 2024

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HUMMEL 2024

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Joma 2025

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Rashid, Curran return from injury as England rest Archer for ODI tri-series

Adil Rashid and Sam Curran have been recalled to England's ODI squad after recovering from injury, but Jofra Archer will be rested for the tri-series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Russell reveals his Mercedes upgrade hope in Antonelli title chase

George Russell is hopeful Mercedes' long-awaited car upgrade at the Bahrain Grand Prix will further help his performances as he bids to build on his return to winning ways from Azerbaijan last week.

Alcaraz, Dart, Kartal win in Japan and China but Brits Norrie, Fery knocked out

A bumper day of action on the ATP and WTA Tours at the China Open and Japan Open saw Carlos Alcaraz and Brits Harriet Dart and Sonay Kartal win. But there were defeats for Cam Norrie and Arthur Fery.

'A lot of noise' - Norris explains why he made public apology to Colapinto

Lando Norris has explained why he felt compelled to add a public apology to the private one he offered Franco Colapinto after strongly criticising the Alpine driver for causing a collision that took the Brit out of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

'Point fingers somewhere else!' - Hamilton backs Vasseur but calls for other Ferrari change

Lewis Hamilton has launched an impassioned defence of Frederic Vasseur as Ferrari's team principal and suggested he would like to instead see other structural changes at the team.

'A risk not worth taking' - PL execs not expecting clubs to vote for Man City expulsion

Two senior executives at different top-level Premier League clubs have told Sky Sports News they would be "staggered" and "amazed" if 15 clubs were prepared to vote to expel Manchester City from the league, with such a move akin to a "self-inflicted commercial disaster".

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