In effort to lend on-going support during the COVID-19 pandemic, Wooter Apparel is proud to partner with PROJECT PROTECT to help raise funds to provide masks and protective gear to New York City hospitals who are running out of supplies for treating COVID-19 patients.
Read MoreWooter Apparel has become the latest company to announce their commitment to using its business and apparel resources to create personal protective equipment to benefit healthcare workers, doctors, and nurses on the frontlines of battling COVID-19 around the world.
Read MoreOver the past six years, the Arizona Gremlins have grown from an unknown youth basketball team to one of the rising hoops programs in Arizona thanks in part to their unique name and customized team uniforms from Wooter Apparel.
Read MoreDuring these unprecedented and uncertain times in the world, Wooter and Wooter Apparel are here for you and your sports organizations. That’s why as a company Wooter has made it a priority to give every team and league access to the Wooter Sports Platform free of charge for the next year while also slashing prices on customized gear from Wooter Apparel.
Read MoreDespite the recent outbreak overseas and in the US, Wooter Apparel has not been affected by the coronavirus directly and Wooter is prepared to deliver on all customer orders and sponsorship offers.
Read MoreJo Jo Awinongya is the latest young athlete being featured in the “No Days Off” video series by Whistle Sports. The story chronicles a typical day at Sam Colonna Boxing — Chicago’s premiere gym owned and run by renowned boxing trainer and cut man, Sam Colonna — and delves into the daily dedication to become a champion in the sport and Olympic hopeful.
Read MoreFrom New York to California, 10-year old Samaya Clark-Gabriel is taking her slick dribbling skills and remarkable story to NBC’s Little Big Shots, airing this Sunday, March 8 (8:00 PM EST) and hosted by Melissa McCarthy.
Read MoreFrom Floyd “Money” Mayweather’s custom-made jacket, to the WPBA making moves, Ben Holt Varsity Girls Basketball repping Wooter, the upcoming TechDay 2020, and the rise of Mercy Miller, go inside the 5 Top sports stories taking place with Wooter Apparel.
Read MoreThanks to a deep faith, amateur combat sports fighter Yadir Perez has made a name for himself along with twin brother, Aldair, in training fighters at Kinetic Kingdom in Garden Grove, California to branding their own gear with Wooter Apparel.
Read MoreA featured exhibitor at the upcoming TechDay in New York on April 23, Wooter has transformed the entire sports experience from the way recreational leagues are digitally managed with the Wooter App to outfitting professional athletes like Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and Terrell Owens with fully customized Wooter Apparel.
Read MoreKevin Durant joined Matt Barnes and a Wooter-clad Stephen Jackson on Episode 14 of All The Smoke, where the rehabbing Brooklyn Nets’ star spoke openly about navigating the realities of professional sports and what he’s learned throughout his tedious NBA comeback.
Read MoreStandout high school basketball players like Freshman phenom Giavonne Belton (Pike High School and Team Teague) was one of the first additions to a bright roster preparing to hit the court for the first ever Prep Ball Stars Combine for Girls on March 1 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Read MoreWooter Apparel provides the best customized team uniforms and sports apparel at unbeatable prices. We pride ourselves in the quality, speed, price and customization of our sportswear.
