First and foremost, we're sports enthusiasts with a passion for great sporting epics. Like any "Little Thumb" in the Coupe de France, we love challenges, we're not afraid to take them on, we put our heart and soul into what we do, and we believe in our ability, over time, to make a difference.Obviously, we're very attached to our beloved blue planet and everything that makes it up. Last but not least, we are driven by our close relationships with our partners, everyday sportsmen and women, and all those who commit themselves to meaningful projects motivated by good intentions. As you can see, we're an eco-responsible, circularsports brand... But we're a little more than that!
On a daily basis, we strive to make a more responsible and committed approach to sport accessible and desirable, by equipping those involved in the sport with recycled, recyclable and reusable outfits, with customized, made-to-measure designs.
Our aim is to provide sports players with solutions that make it easier for them to become more involved, to play their part to the full, and to proudly wear their values and colors, match after match, season after season.
Is it ambitious?
We're confident in our strengths (rather like Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen this season).
As our friend Lavoisier (the chemist, not the volleyball player!) rightly theorized in the 18th century:
"Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed."
. And that's the vision of NOLT
In English, this means: NOthingis LosT...
It's this linguistic contraction that sums up the brand's genesis.
We're convinced that it's not too late to change the model, and that a model where nothing is lost is viable.
For the past 5 years, NOLT has been working alongside clubs to promote more sustainable sport, proposing concrete solutions and a circular model that protects the planet, enhances the value of teams and enhances their colors and values.
At NOLTour innovations are part of our DNA, enabling us to design products that are eco-responsible, circular and sustainable. Because we're convinced that sport and the people who play it can still turn the tide of environmentally unfriendly practices.
