Revealed: Official French Olympic and Paralympic sportwear

The French Olympic and Paralympic team's sportwear for the upcoming Games have been revealed, they were created by designer and basketball enthusiast Stéphane Ashpool. Take a look a the different outfits that French athletes will be wearing throughout the Games.

The official outfits are predominantly ecru and dark blue, with a light gradient that reminds spectators and athletes that the path to glory is never straightforward. The outfits are made of wool to guarantee comfort and softness and are also part of our "zero dye" strategy.

They will be worn during closing ceremonies, official visits, media representations and at celebration sites.

Repetitive curved lines, symbolizing effort and muscle movement, mingle with straight lines, symbolizing the athletes' clear direction ahead of a competition. Ideal for training and getting ready for the main event.

They are made of synthetic materials that optimize breathing and elasticity during exercise.

When it's time to perform and shine in front of the world, athletes will proudly wear their country's colors. These unique outfits are the fruit of over three years of work by teams from Le Coq sportif - official partner of the Paris 2024 Games - the French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF), the French Paralympic and Sports Committee (CPSF) and sports federations.

Over 200 product tests were carried out to provide athletes with optimum sportswear.

The podium outfit will come into play once an event is over. Its discreet touches give way to a brilliant ecru, representing elegance and performance. A sight to behold while athletes celebrate victory with French flag flying triumphantly behind them. Stéphane Ashpool has created a genuine sports suit, inspired by the Coq Sportif catalog.

The podium outfit has a slight sheen to it. It is also 100% Made in France: the fabric is knitted in France, and the jacket, T-shirt and trousers are assembled at Le Coq Sportif's factory in Romilly-sur-Seine (Aube).