Commonwealth Games Australia Welcomes Sylvia P Teamwear as Official Supplier

Commonwealth Games Australia has officially appointed Sylvia P Teamwear as the Official Supplier of gymnastics teamwear for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

The partnership ensures that Australia’s elite artistic gymnasts will compete in locally designed and manufactured high-performance apparel when the Games commence this July.

Based in Brisbane and boasting over 30 years of experience, Sylvia P is a global leader in the gymnastics market. The agreement will see the brand deliver bespoke competition and training kits across both men’s and women’s artistic disciplines, focusing on a combination of “function, comfort, and innovation” required for the sport’s most demanding routines.

Commenting on the partnership, Glasgow 2026 chef de mission, Petria Thomas OAM OLY, said: “We’re proud to partner with Sylvia P Teamwear, a brand that shares our commitment to excellence, innovation and supporting Australian sport.”

“Having an Australian-designed and manufactured uniform supplier is incredibly important to us,” she said.

Strategic Support for Sylvia P

The appointment is a significant win for Australian industry, aligning with Commonwealth Games Australia’s strategy to support home-grown businesses where possible.

Highligting the brand’s mission to empower athletes with “confidence and support” as they represent the national team on the world stage, managing director of Sylvia P, Thomas Pichler 

“Supporting the Australian Team on the Commonwealth Games stage is an honour for our brand.”

“We are incredibly proud… to support our athletes with competition uniforms that reflect the strength, pride and identity of our national team,” Pichler said.

The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will feature a streamlined program of 10 sports, with gymnastics remaining a marquee attraction.

For Sylvia P, the partnership represents a pinnacle commercial moment, following years of supplying grassroots clubs and state-level program initiatives across the country.

With the Games scheduled to take place from 23 July to 2 August 2026, the focus now shifts to the final design phase and the selection trials, where Australia’s top gymnasts will look to secure their spot.

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