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- 2012 (Creation)
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Country of Design: England
Country of Manufacture: Italy
Keywords: cycling, racing, Olympics, sports, performance wear
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Colour/Print: Blue, red, white. Union jack
Label: Adidas UK Large The brand with the three stripes. Made in Italy. Adidas International Trading BV Atlas Arena. Afrika Building Hoogoorddreef 9a, 1101 BA Amsterdam ZO, The Netherlands. 100% Polyester. #105352959 QR Code: TVSWDCRL00023 04/12 Z11287 ATP001 TVSWDCRL 00023
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Invisible Men exhibition label:
TEAM GB OLYMPIC CYCLING JERSEY
Stella McCartney for Adidas
2012
The first designer to create uniforms for both the British Olympic and Paralympic Teams, McCartney used graphic elements of the Union Jack flag in varying shades of blue. However, it was criticised for the lack of the colour red; research has shown that wearing red increased athletes' probability of victory. Despite this, Great Britain went on to achieve its best-ever Olympic results since 1908.
Polyester
Archive no. 2018.122
Note
Invisible Men exhibition label:
TEAM GB OLYMPIC CYCLING JERSEY
Stella McCartney for Adidas
2012
The first designer to create uniforms for both the British Olympic and Paralympic Teams, McCartney used graphic elements of the Union Jack flag in varying shades of blue. However, it was criticised for the lack of the colour red; research has shown that wearing red increased athletes' probability of victory. Despite this, Great Britain went on to achieve its best-ever Olympic results since 1908.
Polyester
Archive no. 2018.122