Cela sera ma première participation à Roland-Garros depuis 2015 et je suis impatient de jouer sur la terre battue avec ma tenue UNIQLO." But a log-in is still required for our PDFs.Share gift link below with your friends and family.They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account.Please verify your e-mail to continue reading the article.The gift link for this subscriber-only article has expired.Get unlimited access to The Straits Times and more at S$ 0.99/month.You have reached your limit of subscriber-only articles this month

198402868E. 1 Novak Djokovic up until 2017 when the Serb inked a five-year Lacoste deal.Other ambassadors include 2013 golf Masters champion Adam Scott, Japanese wheelchair tennis champion Shingo Kunieda, Gordon Reid, the youngest national wheelchair tennis champion in the United Kingdom, and Ayumu Hirano, a two-time gold medallist in the men's superpipe competition at the Winter X Games.When compared against its group operating profit, a US$30 million annual deal for Federer and a reported US$10 million a year for Nishikori are considerably small investments in tennis for Uniqlo, and Federer believes the aim is not just about bringing in sales through big-name athletes like himself.It also involves a strong commitment to its social responsibility to build a strong and positive image.One of his goals in his retirement days is to focus on charity work through his foundation, which aims to empower children in poverty through education.Federer said that Uniqlo shared and supported his views, with the company constantly providing recycled clothing to people in need in poorer countries, among its many sustainability efforts.In that regard, the Swiss feels that Uniqlo has a clear vision that aligns with his own, and also said that his decision to end a 20-year partnership with Nike was largely influenced by Uniqlo's vow to stay with him even when he retired.He said: "One day, I will retire from tennis, but I will not retire from life.

1 men's player Kei Nishikori, and world No. So looking at how we can highlight people in that way would be great. Elle évite toute sensation collante ou d'humidité provoquée par la transpiration et permet aux sportifs de rester confortables durant un match. Les deux tennismen ont notamment eu droit de donner leur avis sur cette collaboration, développant leur vestiaire idéal à l'aide des stylistes du Centre R&D UNIQLO Paris, pilotée par Christophe Lemaire. LONDON • When Roger Federer walked out onto Centre Court at Wimbledon last year decked out in full Uniqlo outfit for the first time, it may have signalled something more than just prime exposure at a Grand Slam event for the Japanese clothing company.Observers noted that it was a path to getting onto an even bigger world stage in sport, and the Swiss maestro has yet again helped Uniqlo continue its journey this season by promoting the brand all the way to the final at the All England Club.Federer - arguably the biggest name in the sport with the most number of Grand Slam men's singles titles (20) - would be one of the obvious choices when it comes to choosing an ambassador for the brand.According to business and brand strategist Martin Roll's analysis, the most important attributes Uniqlo looks for in its brand ambassadors are "great resilience" and "strong character" to overcome adversity.At 37, Federer is still playing top-level tennis and is a good example of how one does not allow age, injury, or any other challenges to defy his ambitions.But, perhaps more significantly, tennis insider Jon Wertheim believes that Uniqlo's decision has a bigger picture in mind - the 2020 Olympics.ROGER FEDERER, Swiss tennis great, on his role as a Uniqlo global ambassador.Tokyo is hosting the Games next year and it presents the Japanese company with a perfect opportunity to showcase its brand on a world stage if Federer were to compete, although the Swiss did say there is no clause in his reported 10-year, US$300 million (S$407 million) contract that insists he must play in the tournament. Uniqlo has proved to be at the forefront of the technology trend as it launched its first mobile app in 2014 in Singapore, its regional Asia commercial hub. All rights reserved We have been experiencing some problems with subscriber log-ins and apologise for the inconvenience caused. "Uniqlo, a wholly owned subsidiary of parent company Fast Retailing, was founded in 1949, but has since grown to more than 2,000 stores in 20 countries across Asia, Europe and the United States in the past 20 years.In Asia alone, it has about 2,000 stores as of May, including 28 in Singapore.Global management magazine Forbes reported in a 2018 article that Uniqlo has a brand value of US$7 billion and is 91st on the list of the World's Most Valuable Brands.In a financial summary posted on Fast Retailing's website, the total revenue of Uniqlo Japan and Uniqlo International was 1.52 trillion yen (S$19.1 billion) in the nine months to May.Their combined operating profit was 221.5 billion yen (S$2.79 billion). Le polo Dry EX est également parfaitement adapté aux mouvements exigeants qu'implique la pratique du tennis.

D'un point de vue international, nous trépignons d'ores et déjà tous d'impatience à l'idée de revêtir la même tenue que notre idole du tennis. C’est sur la plage du Mourillon, à Toulon, que le chef napolitain Marco Casolla a ouvert sa dernière adresse, Il Parasole di Marco.