TSG Judo Backnang Launches New JAKO Apparel Collection

TSG Backnang Judo has introduced a brand-new club clothing collection after several years without official apparel, judo-backnang.de reported.

The club selected JAKO as its official outfitter, matching the supplier choice of VfB Stuttgart.

“We are very satisfied with the quality and availability,” Markus Beck said on judo-backnang.de.

Orders for the new items are processed directly through the Flyeralarm Sports online shop.

Members must complete their purchases independently because the club handles no part of the ordering or payment process, judo-backnang.de reported. Delivery currently takes between 21 and 23 working days. Because the window counts only business days, buyers should expect a total wait time of close to five weeks.

“The club has absolutely nothing to do with the ordering process,” Beck told judo-backnang.de.

Every upper garment automatically comes printed with the club logo and the lettering “TSG Backnang” across the back, judo-backnang.de reported. Members can add individual names or initials for an additional fee by selecting the print option on each item.

Exchanges are not available because every piece of clothing receives custom printing. The club advises members to double-check sizing charts and consult with teammates before placing an order.

Anyone with questions regarding orders, deliveries, or complaints must contact Flyeralarm Sports directly, as the club holds no influence over fulfillment, judo-backnang.de reported. Members seeking general information about the collection can contact Jonas Riener or Markus Beck.

“We are already looking forward to seeing you all in the new look on and off the mat,” Beck told judo-backnang.de.

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