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Selecting the right sportswear manufacturer for your team is a crucial decision that can significantly impact the quality, appearance, and overall satisfaction with your custom uniforms. With numerous options available, it's essential to consider various factors to ensure you partner with a manufacturer that meets your team's specific needs
Read MoreTeam sports are more than just physical activities; they encompass a sense of camaraderie, unity, and shared goals. Custom team uniforms play a significant role in fostering these qualities and can have a profound impact on performance and morale. In this article, we will explore how custom team uniforms positively influence players' performance, team unity, and overall morale, highlighting the psychological benefits that come with wearing personalized sportswear.
Read MoreSublimated sports apparel has become increasingly popular among athletes and teams in recent years, thanks to its unique printing process and the wide range of design possibilities it offers. However, many people still have questions about this type of apparel and how it differs from traditional printed clothing.
In this blog post, we'll answer some of the most frequently asked questions about sublimated sports apparel, including what it is, how it's made, and why it's become so popular.
Read MoreIn 2017, Wooter helped launch Wooter Africa -- a 12-team league in Zanzibar, Tanzania (Africa). It all started thanks to one email and a story about friendship, basketball, and coming together in the game.
Read MoreCoaches Choice runs basketball camps, clinics, tournaments and manages pro athletes. Their standout organization is the Lightning AAU Basketball and Wooter Apparel is excited to be an official sponsor. Together, we can help revolutionize organized sports and bring the game of basketball to the youth.
Watch the exclusive interview with Wooter Apparel's CEO Alex Aleksandrovski during the AAU Lightning Island Garden Tournament:
Alex, CEO of Wooter Apparel is interviewed by Tom Sclafani from Coaches Choice USA.
The Wooter Apparel team displaying their full sublimation basketball uniforms and jerseys.
How Alex Aleksandrovski, the Founder & CEO of Wooter Apparel, sold in-game money for U.S. currency, and how his entrepreneurial background pushed him to succeed.
Watch the full video below:
Title: How One Entrepreneur Earned His First Paycheck Playing Video Games
About: Entrepreneur Network partner Jason Saltzman sits down with Alex Aleksandrovski, CEO and founder of Wooter. Aleksandrovski talks about how he inherited his entrepreneurial drive from his father, who moved to the United States from Russia before betting on himself and starting his own business. He also talks about how he first started making money by playing video games, and how his early background with entrepreneurship has helped him later in life.
Read the article here: https://www.entrepreneur.com/video/293496
Retro jerseys are something of a trend now among NBA teams. True, some jerseys over the years are better to be forgotten, like almost every Christmas jersey. However, there are many gems that people have grown to love and try to collect or even duplicate for their own rec league team.
We decided to show you what we think is the best throwback jersey for every NBA team out there, with exceptions. At Wooter Apparel, we an duplicate any of these designs for your team if you like or even do something original. Just let us know!
Every 2 minutes a woman in the United States is diagnosed with breast cancer.
We have to do everything we can to spread awareness and find a cure. This means we need to come together and spread the word.
Wooter Apparel has designed and donated hundreds of Breast Cancer Awareness uniforms to raise attention for such an important cause.
This weekend we hosted a charity basketball game at Brooklyn Bridge Park aimed to spread awareness for breast cancer. It was an amazing day and we're thankful for everyone who came out to support such a great cause.
