One more first step.
Rezgatte announces its new brand and the expansion of its factory.
Rezgatte, a Brazilian brand specialized in producing custom shirts for sporting events, inaugurated the expansion of its factory in Sobradinho, in Brazil's Federal District, on August 8.
The opening also marks the official launch of the company's new identity, which now adopts the slogan "Together for the Next Step" — the synthesis of a positioning built alongside event organizers, sports coaching groups and thousands of professional and amateur athletes who make sport part of their own story.
Far beyond expanding its production structure, the inauguration represents a new moment for the company, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, quality and closeness to those who move Brazilian sport.
Founded by partners Débora and Denise, Rezgatte built its business around custom uniforms for street races, cycling events, corporate events, sporting challenges and similar initiatives that turn sport into a sense of self-care and connection.
The new factory was born to strengthen that path and offer a structure even better prepared to keep up with the growth of the national sports market.
The new slogan, "Together for the Next Step," translates the brand's evolution and broadens its role within the world of sport: to accompany every achievement, challenge and transformation its clients experience.
"We bring this whole idea that we are, yes, capable of achieving things — that together we can do a lot. So much so that today one of our banners is the sense of community, the sense of union. Everyone is part of Rezgatte. It's the people who make Rezgatte,"
Denise Porto
"This 'next step' is the small habits. The daily, consistent habits that you repeat whether you're doing well or doing badly. That creates a solid structure. And that's the idea here. Rezgatte is that solid structure, always built as a community."
Débora Irineu
The factory's inauguration also represents an investment in local production and in strengthening the sports ecosystem of Brazil's Central-West region, with greater operational speed and the capacity to serve sporting event organizers across the country.
