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Wednesday, 3 June 2015
Friday, 1 May 2015
MR PORTER SPORT
MRPORTER.COM, the award-winning global retail destination for men’s style, is pleased to announce the launch of MR PORTER SPORT on site today www.mrporter.com/sport
MR PORTER SPORT will offer customers in more than 170 countries an edited selection of the best and most stylish in performance gear from 25-plus brands across nine disciplines – including running, cycling, tennis, golf, training, outdoor, swimming, sailing and overall fitness accessories. More than 15 new, and around 10 existing, brands will be introduced to MR PORTER SPORT, and will occupy a dedicated section on the site. New brands include: Arc’teryx, APL, Condor, Newton, 2XU, Castelli, Fizik, Brooks England, Boast, RLX, TriggerPoint, Suunto, Oakley, Matuse and Arena. Existing brands are: Nike, Iffley Road, CafĂ© du Cycliste, Lacoste, Patagonia, Musto Sailing, Musto Shooting, Peter Millar and Sperry.
“We are excited to launch MR PORTER SPORT, a dedicated area within MRPORTER.COMthat is focused on sport, performance and style. We know that sport and fitness are integral to our customers’ interests and day-to-day lives, so beyond offering the best in men’s fashion, we want to offer our global audience the best in men’s sports apparel as well. In keeping with our ethos of editing only the best brands within each category, we have chosen our sport brands based primarily on their technical performance properties, but also for their style,”
says Mr Toby Bateman, Buying Director, MRPORTER.COM.
In today’s issue of The Journal, A Sporting Man, we sit down with Chelsea FC Manager Mr Jose Mourinho to find out his secrets on leadership, his all-time fantasy signing and why doughnuts are essential to a happy life. Additionally, we work out with Mr Ramel Murphyin Fit for Fit, the first of a five-part video series with Equinox and go cycling with London-based architect Mr Edmund Fowles in the Majorcan Mountains, where he reveals why he’s often more at home in the saddle then out of it.
Saturday, 14 February 2015
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