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Deutsch: Acosta / Español: Acosta / Português: Acosta / Français: Acosta / Italiano: Acosta /

Acosta refers to a Spanish leather goods (including bags, belts, footwear) label created in 1942 by Cecilio Acosta, who opened a small workshop in Madrid, Spain producing custom-made

Acrobatic Shoe refers to a kind of Shoe especially manufactured for acrobatic works and is made with extra light uppers and

Acroite refers to a rare, colorless variety of tourmaline. Used in jewellery.

Acrostic Jewelry refers to a popular in the Victorian times. This is a type of jewelry in which the stone placement holds a special Message for the recipient. Regard Rings and Dearest

Acrylic refers to a man-made synthetic polymer fiber which is lightweight, soft and wrinkle-resistant. Often used in sweaters as an alternative to wool, Acrylic is less expensive but usually not as warm.

Deutsch: Sportbekleidung / Español: Ropa activa / Português: Roupa ativa / Français: Vêtements de sport / Italian: Abbigliamento sportivo

Activewear refers to clothing designed specifically for physical activities, workouts, or sports. This type of clothing is usually made from materials that offer comfort, breathability, flexibility, and moisture-wicking properties to enhance athletic performance and comfort during exercise.

Activewear refers to a type/kind of Clothing designed to be worn for active sports, such as bike-tards, jogging suit, sauna suit, tennis dress, tankini, jogging suit, yoga pants, biking shorts, etc.

Here’s a list of some of the largest activewear manufacturers in Europe:

Here are some of the largest activewear manufacturers in the USA:

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