Sportika SA

Sportika is a football, volleyball, basketball, and rugby sportswear and sports equipment manufacturer based in Ovada, Italy.

SporatiK
Manufacturer
IndustryApparel
Founded1982
FounderCarlo Crosio
HeadquartersOvada, Italy
ProductsSportswear
Sports equipment
WebsiteSportika.it

History

Sportika was founded in 1982 by Carlo Crosio who is a sports and sportswear enthusiast from Ovada. Over the years it grew to eventually supply kits for clubs at all levels of Italian football, the Albanian Premier League, and lower-level European football clubs.[1]

Teams sponsored by Sportika

Basketball clubs

Football Clubs

Non-FIFA national teams

Associations and FIFA Confederations

Sportika supplies official balls for the following associations:

Futsal

Volleyball

Rugby

National teams

Club teams

  • Udine Rugby

Handball

  • HK Slavia Medik Martin

Floorball

  • Slovakia national floorball team

Charity projects

  • PROGETTO SHOGOMANGA “BUON CAMMINO”
  • Nazionale Italiana DJ (since 2014)
  • Nazionale Italiana Artisti TV (since 2016)
  • LILT (since 2016)
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References

  1. "Serie A Kit Watch: Sassuolo 2014/15 Home, Away And Third Kits". ForzaItalianFootball.com. Retrieved 2016-08-08.
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