Strict rules of clothes for Olympics?

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Ivanovicfan94

New User
Hey guys, I have a question.
It seems that there are strict rules for the clothing companies, only a shirt from the Countries clothing company and their short from their own company (Adidas,Fila,..) It seems by Caroline and Kim..

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http://www.hln.be/hln/nl/14083/Lond.../Atleten-trainen-in-olympische-stadions.dhtml >> go to picture 4 here because I can't put the image..
 
aceroberts13

aceroberts13

Professional
And all of the RF fans here wait in anguish to hear what their hero will be wearing. Lord help some of them if he has to wear a top made by someone else other than Nike.
 
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jokinla

Hall of Fame
I am sure this has all been worked out with the companies. You don't really think the Olympics just sprang a surprise on what everyone is going to be wearing do you.
 
woodrow1029

woodrow1029

Hall of Fame
Here's the clothing rules:

3) Doubles Teams
Members of a doubles team shall be dressed in substantially the same​

colours.

4) Identification
No identification shall be permitted on a player or on a player's clothing,
products or equipment on court before, during or after a match or at any
press conference or tournament ceremony, except as follows (A player's
country name on the clothing is not considered to be an identification
and is legal in any size):
a) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed
twenty (20) sq.cm shall be permitted on each item of clothing i.e.
shorts, shirts, skirts, dresses, sweaters and jackets
b) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed six (6)
sq.cm shall be permitted on socks, shoes, hats, headbands and
wristbands
c) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed six (6)
sq.cm or two (2) manufacturer’s identifications neither of which
exceed three (3) sq.cm shall be permitted on eyewear
d) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed (10%)
ten per cent of the surface area of the bag up to a maximum of sixty
(60) sq.cm shall be permitted on bags and racket covers carried on​

to court.

 
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Praetorian

Professional
aceroberts13 said:
And all of the RF fans here wait in anguish to hear what their hero will be wearing. Lord help some of them if he has to wear a top made by someone else other than Nike.
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I assume you are referring to Rafael Nadal. The same Rafael Nadal who's not playing in this year's Olympics correct?
 
McLovin

McLovin

Legend
woodrow1029 said:
Here's the clothing rules:

3) Doubles Teams
Members of a doubles team shall be dressed in substantially the same​

colours.

4) Identification
No identification shall be permitted on a player or on a player's clothing,
products or equipment on court before, during or after a match or at any
press conference or tournament ceremony, except as follows (A player's
country name on the clothing is not considered to be an identification
and is legal in any size):
a) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed
twenty (20) sq.cm shall be permitted on each item of clothing i.e.
shorts, shirts, skirts, dresses, sweaters and jackets
b) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed six (6)
sq.cm shall be permitted on socks, shoes, hats, headbands and
wristbands
c) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed six (6)
sq.cm or two (2) manufacturer’s identifications neither of which
exceed three (3) sq.cm shall be permitted on eyewear
d) One (1) manufacturer’s identification which does not exceed (10%)
ten per cent of the surface area of the bag up to a maximum of sixty
(60) sq.cm shall be permitted on bags and racket covers carried on​

to court.
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So, does this mean they will all be playing with blacked out racquets and no stencils on the strings?
 
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Ivanovicfan94

New User
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It looks a LITTLE bit like this, I didn't found a picture of the exact bag.. :( It was small yonex logo and a thin line of gold, but it's beautiful!
 
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