Andema is an American brand. Andema's English name is Andema. Andema refers to American sports equipment brands. Andema (new york Stock Exchange code UA) is headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. This company mainly produces sports equipment. UA mainly produces tight underwear (for example, under basketball uniforms and baseball uniforms) or shoulder pads (for example, shoulder pads for American football or hockey), but in addition, UA also produces sweaters, ordinary Tee, long sweatpants and so on.

Company history

This very successful company was founded by former Maryland football star KevinPlank at 1996. Tired of the painful feeling that cotton TEE was soaked by sweat after exercise, KevinPlank invented and developed a prototype material that can keep athletes fresh and light during strenuous exercise.

Then he immediately persuaded college football teams in two hot cities to buy his equipment: Georgia Institute of Technology (in hot and humid Atlanta) and Arizona State University (in Phoenix, near the desert). Then the NFL team Atlanta Falcons also put on this brand of equipment. Since then, more and more teams have chosen UA equipment, including most NCAADivision 1-A football teams. At the same time, the company also designed and manufactured many equipments for other sports.

Andema's company is headquartered in Baltimore. In 2003, the company began to advertise with the theme of "Warriors", and their slogan was "Wemustprotectthishouse" (this slogan is still used today). In 2004, Andema designed uniforms for the Maryland Water Turtle Football Team and distributed advertisements featuring the team's coach Ralph Frigan.