NAR Products

[brysie]

I’m looking to buy a hoodie from the club shop, manufactured by NAR Products.

I don’t know anything about the brand or the quality, other than they appear to have been granted a contract to make template apparel for the AFL and carry/distribute Mitchell & Ness and a few other brands.

I’m interested in people’s opinions about the clothing, including quality, fit, durability etc. so please feel free to share.

I’m a fan of Nike’s sports offerings for the most part, and have a lot of Nike sports equipment/apparel, so it’s a bit of a shame for me that Nike don’t have a bigger range of Collingwood apparel.

 

[Markfs]

Maybe you should check to see which factory nike and NAR gets their products from in China. Often a factory will do a run for a particular company brand but also fabricate unbranded products of similar quality. Of course, it's a bit difficult with Nike who probably have an exclusive arrangement with a factory...

Nike have previously had their shoes made in factories such as those in the attached article, where the workers are overworked and get 30 cents an hour. Of course, they get the sack if they dont produce a quality product. In the second article, Nike get their stuff made in factories with forced labour. That really seems to keep the quality up...

Nike runs a tight ship...

Nike, Adidas, Reebok and New Balance Made in China : China Labor Watch

Factory Name Dongguan YueYuen Shoes Factory (YY)(Chinese name: YueYuen Shoes Factory) Location Gaobu Town, Dongguan […]

chinalaborwatch.org

The China Challenge: The Stain of Forced Labor on Nike Shoes

Western brands need stronger audits of factories on the mainland

www.discoursemagazine.com