Sporting Apparel

Chinese sports apparel and equipment manufacturer Peak Sport has renewed its partnership with the New Zealand Olympic Committee.

Formula One motor-racing world championship team Ferrari has signed a sponsorship agreement with Luxottica Group, the parent company of the Ray-Ban sunglasses brand.

The organising committee for the 2017 Asian winter Games in Sapporo, Japan has agreed partnerships with sportswear and equipment company Mizuno, and telecommunications companies Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corporation and NTT docomo.

US sportswear company New Balance has agreed a kit partnership with Polish Ekstraklasa football club Lechia Gdańsk.

Spanish sportswear company Joma has agreed a kit deal with the country's Liga football club Villarreal.

US sports performance and fashion brand Oakley has agreed a global partnership with South African UCI WorldTour cycling outfit Team Dimension Data.

Italian sportswear manufacturer Macron has entered a partnership with Cagliari after the football club secured promotion back to the country’s Serie A top tier.

French sportswear company Le Coq Sportif has agreed a deal to become the new kit supplier of the country’s Top 14 rugby union champion Racing 92.

Sportswear manufacturer Odlo has entered into a six-year partnership with the French Ski Federation (FFS).

The Royal Dutch Cycling Union (KNWU) has agreed a four-year extension to its long-running partnership with kit supplier Bioracer.

Italian sportswear company Errea has agreed a deal to become the new kit provider of German Basketball Bundesliga (BBL) club the Giessen 46ers.

Sportswear company New Balance has struck a partnership with French Ligue 1 football club Lille.

UK sportswear manufacturer Umbro has agreed a deal to become the new official kit supplier of Australian A-League football club Central Coast Mariners.

Sportswear giant Adidas has agreed to extend its long-term partnership with the German Football Association (DFB).

Sportswear giant Adidas will pay up to €70m ($79m) per year in its extended sponsorship deal with the German Football Federation (DFB), according to the Sport Bild newspaper.

Welsh Pro12 rugby union club Ospreys has agreed a five-year extension to its kit deal with Australian sportswear company BLK and has signed a one-year extension to its sponsorship agreement with pensions and investment specialist, WPS Investment Group.

The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation has entered into a partnership with Double D, an official martial arts licensee of German sportswear giant Adidas.

Sportswear manufacturer Kooga has entered into a partnership with rugby union invitational team the Barbarians.