NFL coaches to wear Joseph Abboud Coaches Collection
31 Aug '07
2 min read
JA Apparel Corp has partnered with Reebok and the NFL on a new "Joseph Abboud Coaches Collection." This collection will debut on the sidelines the opening weekend of the 2007 NFL season by Coach Mike Nolan of the San Francisco 49ers and Coach Jack Del Rio of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Both coaches have a choice of personal styles they may choose to wear from this collection at their home games throughout the 2007-08 NFL season.
JA Apparel Corp has partnered with Reebok, the official outfitter of the NFL, to create a line of Joseph Abboud suits, sports coats, trousers, shirts and ties for the two head coaches.
Custom tailored garments offering the exceptional signature qualities of the Joseph Abboud brand combine with Reebok's state-of-the-art technological fabrics to enhance comfort and performance. The clothing and ties will feature subtle details in the design that distinguish each team's signature uniform colors.
"We're thrilled to work with Coach Nolan and Coach Del Rio, both of whom have such great personal style," said Marty Staff, President and Chief Executive Officer, JA Apparel Corp.
"Football conjures images of great American heritage, which melds naturally with our continued heritage of manufacturing all of our Joseph Abboud suits and ties in America."
"As a proud partner of the NFL, Reebok's main goal is to provide compelling product for coaches, players and fans," says David Baxter, President of the SportsLicensed Division for Reebok International Ltd.
"In recent years, these two coaches have expressed interest in wearing more formal attire on the sidelines for special games. In the spirit of working collaboratively with the coaches and the league, Reebok is excited to team up with Joseph Abboud to launch our new 'Coaches Collection.'"
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