Decathlon apparel

Decathlon is a renowned French sporting goods retailer, founded in 1976 by Michel Leclercq. The brand is famous for its vertical integration, designing and producing its own house brands (like Quechua or Kalenji) to provide affordable sports gear. Although the brand originated in France, its products are manufactured in a vast global network.

This specific garment was manufactured in Turkey, which is a major textile hub for Decathlon's European and Middle Eastern markets. The company is currently owned by the Mulliez family (via the Association Familiale Mulliez), which also owns major retailers like Auchan. Their headquarters remain in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France.