2008北京奥运会运动服 埃及代表团着中国山寨运动服参加奥运会

埃及代表团着中国山寨运动服参加奥运会  

An Egyptian synchronised swimmer has claimed she was forced tospend ?200 of her own money on new training kit for London 2012after Egypt's Olympic Committee gave its 117-strong team "fake"tracksuits.
Yomna Khallaf claimed on Twitter that the gear supplied wasobviously not authentic
and athletes have had to pay to replaceit.
She wrote: "The bags for example have big nike logo in thefront and the zippers are adidas. It's so frustrating that we hadto pay extra 2000 [Egyptian] pounds to have other proper stuff towear so that we can look okay not even good ... We'd rather wearplain white or black shirts than this shitty stuff!"
她写道：“比如，包的正面有大大的耐克标志，但是拉链上写的却是阿迪达斯。我们不得不自己花2000埃及镑买合适的衣服，这样至少看起来还不错，这真让人沮丧。我们宁愿穿黑白T恤衫也不愿穿这些冒牌货。”
Khallaf claimed that
after questioning the standard of thekit
she was told by team officials to accept it or "have nothingat all". An EOC spokesman said the allegation would beinvestigated.
A Nike spokesman said: "Nike was recently made aware that theEOC chose a vendor for its athletes' training and village wear whois alleged to have supplied counterfeit fooear and apparelbearing the Nike trademarks.
"Nike is highly concerned that if these allegations are true
the athletes will have received products that do not meet Nike'squality standards. Nike's authorised distributor in Egypt has sento official munications to the EOC on this issue and noresponse has been received."