Driven by athlete insights, Team Canada unveils outfits for Paris Olympics, Paralympics

led product testing and feedback sessions with 19 Canadian Olympic and Paralympic athletes across 14 sports.

"My biggest takeaway from this process was Lululemon's commitment to working with Paralympians to make the pieces accessible and adaptable," Para rugby player Zak Madell said in a statement released by the Canadian Olympic Committee. "It's not only about looking good, but also about feeling good."

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Team Canada unveils Olympic kit for Paris 2024

1 year ago

Duration 6:31

Some of Canada's Olympic and Paralympic athletes showed off their new uniforms designed by Lululemon for the Paris Games this summer.

Reigning Olympic decathlete champion Damian Warner is also impressed with this year's athlete kit.

"We're going to be able to showcase some of our own personal style, while showing off our Canadian pride together," said Warner, who will be competing at his fourth Summer Games.

"Not only are Team Canada athletes going to shine on the field of play," he said, "they're going to turn heads wherever they show up in Paris."

The kit includes features like magnetic-close zippers, pull-on loops, and sensory touch guides to support a diverse range of body types and abilities.

Stylistically, the uniforms combine red, white and other colours using Lululemon calls modern silhouettes and Canadian-inspired prints.

Lululemon made its debut as Canada's Olympic and Paralympic outfitter at the 2022 Beijing Winter Games after a 16-year partnership with Hudson's Bay Company ended after the Tokyo Olympics.