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Make your team stand out with Sondico Professional

Sondico Professional is a top British football apparel and sports equipment brand, with its heart centred to the sport. With half a century of history we know that sport requires commitment, effort and teamwork, core values we reflect in our business and believe will carry us forward in our endeavour to succeed and continually evolve.

Sondico is synonymous with a host of international and Premier League goalkeepers including Scottish number one Allan McGregor, Hungarian number one Adam Bogdan and Wigan Athletic’s Ali Al Habsi.

We have recently placed our focus on team wear supply to many professional football clubs such as Sheffield Wednesday, Portsmouth, Oldham Athletic, Yeovil Town, MK Dons and Birmingham City Ladies FC. With this year’s official kits recently launched.

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We are proud of the growth we are making within the professional game, but are equally committed to working across the sports community, and in particular with grass roots and non-league teams. Sondico Professional has always held a close relationship with local, non-league teams fostering passion for the game and seeking to make team wear more accessible.

Here at Sondico Professional we hold a strong belief in that through innovation, technology and research we are able to develop apparel solutions that help to improve the sport at all levels. These include an online team wear shop solution that is free to all clubs using Sondico Professional team wear.

This is fully managed from supply to delivery and really removes the hassle of kit management away from clubs, whilst generating funds. In addition, the team at Sondico have produced a custom kit app which allows any team to build a unique and affordable team kit without compromising on quality.

In reflection of our growth and desire to support non-league teams we are offering a 20% discount to kit builder orders for NLP readers with the code “MYKIT20”.

As Sondico continues to produce innovative products, we can also expect to see more imaginative and accessible kit tech solutions released down the line to help the sport grow. 

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