Astore
Spanish sportswear brand founded in 1988, specialising in technical, durable and sustainably produced clothing for men, women and children.
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Overview
Astore is a Spanish sportswear brand that has been designing and producing technical sports clothing since 1988. According to its official website, the company specialises in "sportswear: technical, durable, quality clothing produced in a sustainable way", and it designs and manufactures jackets, sweatshirts, trousers and T-shirts for men, women and children, intended for both urban and sporting use. The brand presents itself under the slogan "Vive con Deportividad" ("Live with Sportsmanship") and frames its products around the idea of activating body, mind and life through sport. Astore is one of the commercial brands of Import Arrasate S.L., a family-origin company based in Mondragón (Arrasate) in the Basque Country of Spain. The Spanish Wikipedia entry states that the company was founded in 1989 in Mondragón and that it began by manufacturing clothing for Basque pelota before evolving into other sports. The brand's own website, however, dates its specialisation in sportswear to 1988. Astore is also recorded on Wikidata as a trademark. The brand's product range is centred on everyday and sports-oriented apparel: jackets, sweatshirts, trousers and T-shirts for men, women and children. Beyond its own retail line, Astore has been associated with supplying kit for sports teams, reflecting its roots in team and regional sports such as Basque pelota. Its positioning combines technical performance, durability and a stated commitment to sustainable production, targeting consumers who want clothing that works both in urban settings and during sporting activity. As a family-owned Spanish company, Astore operates primarily in the Spanish market and maintains its identity as a specialist sportswear label rather than a mass-market fashion brand. Its official website serves as its main commercial channel, presenting collections for men, women and children and communicating its philosophy of sport, quality and sustainability.
History
Astore is a Spanish sportswear brand linked to Import Arrasate S.L., a family-origin company based in Mondragón (Arrasate) in the Basque Country. The Spanish Wikipedia entry states that the company was founded in 1989 in Mondragón and that it began by manufacturing clothing for Basque pelota (pelota vasca), a traditional Basque ball game, before evolving into other sports. The brand's own official website, however, states that it has been specialised in sportswear since 1988, and describes its philosophy as designing and producing technical, durable, quality clothing in a sustainable way. From its origins in Basque pelota apparel, Astore expanded into broader sportswear, producing jackets, sweatshirts, trousers and T-shirts for men, women and children. The brand has also been associated with supplying kit for sports teams, as indicated by the Spanish Wikipedia entry's reference to "Equipaciones de equipos deportivos" (kits for sports teams). This reflects a trajectory from a regional, sport-specific manufacturer to a wider sportswear label serving both sporting and urban use. Astore is one of the commercial brands of Import Arrasate S.L., and it is recorded on Wikidata as a trademark. The company remains family-owned and based in the Basque Country, and its official website presents its collections and communicates its commitment to sport, quality and sustainability. The brand operates primarily in the Spanish market.
- 1989
Import Arrasate S.L. founded in Mondragón, Spain, initially making clothing for Basque pelota.
- 1988
Astore states it has been specialised in sportswear since 1988.
Products and positioning
Technical, durable and sustainably produced sportswear for urban and sporting use.
Jackets
Sweatshirts
Trousers
T-shirts
Team kits
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