Sportswear International magazine is pleased to announce this year’s winners of the eighth SIFAs in six categories. Winners were chosen for their vision, design, brand strength and potential. Be sure to check out famed photographer Nick Veasey’s portraits of our winners in our current issue #221


Two additional editor’s choice award categories have been added and voted on by Sportswear International’s editorial staff.

 

 

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