Team GB Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic dryrobe Advance

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How dryrobe® kept Team GB Warm at Beijing 2022

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We’re proud to have supplied Team GB athletes with custom-branded dryrobe® Advance change robes for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

Team GB dryrobe Advance that was worn at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics

Throughout the Games in Beijing this month, Team GB athletes and coaches have been spotted keeping warm on the slopes in navy blue and red lined overcoats. We’re now able to reveal that these were custom branded dryrobe® Advance change robes, made exclusively for Team GB!

Front of Team GB dryrobe Advance that was worn at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics

Having previously supplied Team GB with dryrobe® Advance at the Summer Games in Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020, we jumped at the opportunity to kit out Britain’s elite winter sports athletes with dryrobe® gear, helping to keep their core temperature up when they were getting ready to compete up in the mountains. With temperatures dropping down to -24°C these were one of the coldest ever Winter Games, and the dryrobes soon became an essential piece of equipment!

Skier wearing the Team GB Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic dryrobe Advance

Upon arriving in China, the conditions on the mountains were significantly colder than expected, and Team GB immediately saw the benefit that the dryrobe® Advance brought. The waterproof and windproof outer, combined with a super-warm lining provided an extra layer of protection against the elements.

Skier carrying skis whilst wearing Team GB dryrobe® Advance

As with the previous Team GB dryrobe® change robes, the Winter Games dryrobe® Advance featured an exclusive combination of navy grey outer and red inner lining with the Team logo on the front and Great Britain embroidered across the back.

The back of the Team GB Winter Olympic dryrobe

We’re extremely proud to have been able to support Team GB athletes at the very pinnacle of winter sports.

Photos by Scott Seefeldt

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Published on February 23, 2022