The Canadian Olympic Committee has unveiled the Lululemon-designed outfits for its athletes during the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The Canadian company tested the breathability of the fabrics, worked in a cold storage room, and consulted with athletes to create a collection that... innovative, functional and decidedly Canadian ».
For the first major event of these Games, namely the opening ceremony, Canadian athletes will wear a convertible quilted coat that can transform into… a scarf or a pillow. " The maple leaf on the front ensures immediate recognition as Team Canada proudly marches into Milan's San Siro stadium " insists the COC. Their outfit will be completed with après-ski inspired trousers, made in " a stretchy, breathable, water and wind resistant fabric "as well as waterproof winter boots, " a perfect blend of casual shoe and technical boot ».
A change of atmosphere for the closing ceremony: Team Canada will parade in shades of green and blue, in reference to the icy waters that flow through the country. The blue and green hues of the icebergs are so unexpected, but they beautifully highlight the touches of red. I think it will be one of the most talked-about outfits In Milan " explains skater Piper Gilles on the COC website.
In front of the media, he opted for an insulated nylon taffeta overshirt, an alpaca wool and cotton sweater, relaxed trousers, and red running shoes. On the catwalks, it was a bright red coat, made of double-layered fabricwho will be in the spotlight. lululemon truly exceeded expectations by carefully listening to my feedback and that of other Paralympic athletes. It's incredible to see how well the kit elements were Carefully designed to meet the needs of Paralympic athletes " emphasizes skier Natalie Wilkie, who will be competing in her third Paralympic Games.
Note that 10% of sales of certain items – a scarf, a hat and a bag from the Future Heritage collection – will be donated to support Canadian athletes.
