Online Reporter
Mathew Masinge
POPULAR men’s fashion brand, 4 May International, has vowed to give the Zimbabwe’s senior men’s national soccer team a classy look each time they are in camp.
This comes after a recent partnership that has seen 4 May dressing the Warriors ahead of their World Cup Qualifiers against Benin today.
As per agreement, 4 May provided the first consignment of high-quality suits to the players, coaches, and supporting staff.
Speaking from the Warriors camp in Durban, South Africa, 4 May CEO, Ellcy Chimedza confirmed they want to keep each look different from camp to camp.
“We chose to keep it a little bit different, toned but with a similar structure between the three groups.
“When deciding on what they will be wearing, I made sure that all the details are kept in the buttons in the three different support teams.
“They all have a robust borne structure to them and that’s what I went with when deciding what they had to wear,” said Ellcy.
She said they also want to keep the fans keen on the Warriors’ next look.
“So definitely from camp to camp we are keeping it fresh, new, and want the fans excited whenever they hear about 4 May or whenever we have the boys in camp.
“We want every look to be genuine, refreshing, and we don’t want it to be boring,” she said.
Ellcy also encouraged the Warriors to keep the foot rooted on the ground as they go about their duty.
The Warriors wore the navy jackets and khaki trousers, while coaches put on the soft beige, grey with a navy blue which matches the national team.
The supporting staff wore the all-black suits.
