Bradford brand launches NFL-inspired t-shirt collection in Las Vegas
Voltage Sport, the Bradford-based business, has announced the launch of its latest NFL inspired clothing collection in Las Vegas.
The co-founders of Voltage Sport, Keil Nelson and Caroline Towers, were recently in Las Vegas as they were attending a number of business expos to promote the brand and make international connections.
Whilst there, they launched the business’ newest latest collection of NFL inspired t-shirts.
Voltage Sport has been working with the Department of International Trade to help with the expansion into America and beyond.
Keil said: “It made sense whilst we were in Las Vegas on business to launch our new collection.
“The NFL is one of the biggest sports in America and has been rapidly growing in England, we wanted to do something fun so we launched the first part of the collection which is a t-shirt for men and women in front of the famous Las Vegas sign.”
Voltage Sport has already seen success with a number of other collections including clothing inspired by the Tour de Yorkshire, alongside fitness motivational quotes and their own signature Bolt collections.
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