Summer Olympic Games 2016 Uniforms

[hckošice 15,518]

5 minutes ago, Wanderer said:

 

I love the socks

 

ok

[heywoodu 16,000]

17 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

I think yes those womens are just there to present the clothes

 

and man, that´s not a competition clothes, just for a daily life they can combine them with another parts if they don´t like the legings the whole colection for the daily life is in fact in those 2 pics

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No offense, but has the guy on the left accidentally been told he is going to the Winter Olympics?  

Edited May 4, 2016 by heywoodu

[hckošice 15,518]

4 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No offense, but has the guy on the left accidentally been told he is going to the Winter Olympics?  

 

this guy will win the swimming part of the triathlon. you can bet on that at 100%

 

and once again dude, they can combine the clothes, this jacket is for the long southamerican winter nights

[OlympicIRL 5,658]

I contacted the Olympic Council of Ireland and they informed me that the Irish team sponsor, New Balance, will launch the uniforms and Games sportswear in the first week of June or thereabouts.... they will send more details in advance.

[vinipereira 3,460]

Uniforms for Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games unveiled

 

Green, yellow, blue and red. Four colours for one team. The Rio 2016 Organising Committee has launched the uniforms that staff and volunteers will be wearing at the first Olympic and Paralympic Games in South America, set to start in less than three months. Designed with versatility in mind, the uniforms were revealed on Thursday (12 May) at the Games Uniform and Accreditation Centre, which is based at the City of Samba, a warehouse complex in central Rio that is used by the city's carnival samba schools.

 

In all, the Rio 2016 workforce will be made up of around 87,000 people, all of whom will be kitted out in a Games uniform. Divided into four groups, each uniform's predominant colour will indicate the function of its user: red is for medical services, blue for the technical officials (who will also receive a formal uniform), yellow for the operational team and green for those that will interact directly with the public.

 

 

Rio 2016 brand director Beth Lula said the uniforms' design reflected the character of the host nation and its people. "They were inspired by our nature, by the energy of the Brazilian people and by the visual identity of Rio 2016," she said. "They were created in order to show the essence of Team Rio 2016, who are putting in their all to make the Olympic and Paralympic Games memorable."

 

Games services manager Todd Severson said the the choice of colours would distinguish the staff and align them with their areas of activity. "Blue, for example, fits perfectly for the judges, as the competition areas are also blue," he said. "Similarly, green was chosen because the signage in the arenas will be the same colour. So, what we are saying to the spectators is 'follow the green'."

 

 

Versatility is another important characteristic and this was put to the test by dancers from the Companhia Urbana de Dança who, dressed in the Games uniforms, put on a dance show consisting of break dance, samba, contemporary, jazz and hip hop at the launch event. The uniform is comprised of a shirt, trousers, (which can transform into shorts), a jacket, bag (which can be used as a wallet or waist pouch), socks, trainers, as well as a raincoat. In total, over two million items were produced, the equivalent of 17 Christ the Redeemer statues stacked on top of each other.

 

"People have laughed about it, but the waist pouch is very useful for those that are constantly on the move and need to always have things like a radio or mobile phone to hand," said Beth Lula. "Flexibility was our guide. Our staff will carry out multiple functions, there will be people working on foot, others in the office, in the arenas. We have thought about each one of them."

 

 

The Rio 2016 Games will take place during the southern hemisphere winter but, as residents of Rio know, temperatures can still be warm. The fabric, which will wick sweat away and protect from the wind, means the clothes adapt to the cold just as much as the heat. The trousers can transform into shorts with just a quick whizz of the zip.

 

Designed by the Rio 2016 design team and produced by 361º, official supplier to the Games, the uniforms are the result of more than two years' work. "The first sketches were drawn up in January 2014, and production began in December of last year. In order to get to Rio, the items will travel for 45 days by ship from China," Lula said.

 

 

[vinipereira 3,460]

 

 

A video about the staff and volunteers uniforms (w/ subtitles):

 

[rybak 3,302]

And finally we know Polish uniforms, once again made by Polish company 4F 

 

  

[hckošice 15,518]

27 minutes ago, rybak said:

And finally we know Polish uniforms, once again made by Polish company 4F 

 

  

 

we are going for records

 

nice.

[hukbrazil 18]

Wow, really nice the polish uniforms 

[rybak 3,302]

15 minut temu, hckosice napisał:

 

we are going for records

 

nice.

 

Yes, you have 100% right about this what wrote is in the background 

 

Thanks

 

2 minuty temu, hukbrazil napisał:

Wow, really nice the polish uniforms 

 

Thanks  But honestly I like only uniforms for Opening/Closing Ceremonies, all others are like nothing special