Two days of alpine skiing with France to Colmar

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Two days of alpine skiing with France to Colmar

Below is the text of the press'' s Press Office of Colmar on two days, Friday men and women today, in which the French team Alpine skiing is was a guest at the headquarters of the famous clothing company Brianza and tried the new suits for the upcoming season. In the coming days we will put online video interviews with three leading figures of the French men's team.

COLMAR AND EQUIPE DE FRANCE: RACE SUITS FROM TAYLOR MADE The company'' Monza for the first time opens the doors of its showroom at Monza to see first hand what is involved in the construction of racing suits for the champions and the champions of the French team. Two days of incessant measurements in which the team Colmar and the team across the Alps have exchanged important information in anticipation of the arrival of the next winter season. They are in fact created ad hoc for each athlete the race suits that produces Colmar in person to the French Alpine ski team. Under the expert hands of designers and engineers of the tissues, the male and female athletes (from Theaux to Fanara, from Pinturault Worley and Noens, just to name a few) were compared with the company's experience that strong of its 91 years of history and the enormous know-how built up over the years, has dressed the best athletes of international skiing. Moreover important opportunity to raise awareness of the reality of the team business and the people behind their success. After it finished measurements athletes have met the production, have grappled with the machine kitchens or CAD, with the laser machine that cuts the fabrics and designs. Perfectly integrated and dropped in reality of a company that has always considered their athletes as part of the same family and accept criticism and suggestions from which to build on year after year continuous improvement both on products to the public on supplies to the teams.
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