Created in Britain in 1895, once used Foster Foster to create a world -renowned nail shoes -Foster running shoes, and was acquired by Adidas in 2006.
The Reebok brand is a household name, and the success of Reebok has made it a world -renowned sports shoes brand.In 2006, Adidas -Solomon acquired all shares of Ruku Company for $ 3.8 billion.
The English name "Reebok", the original meaning of this word, is a kind of antelope in Africa in the region. It is light and good at running.Reebok hopes that consumers can wear Reebok sneakers, like Reebok antelopes, and running across the world in a vast world, fully enjoying the fun of sports.
The headquarters of Ruibu International is located in Canton, Marseille, and has brand design, sales and distribution sports shoes, fitness shoes, leisure shoes, sportswear, sportswear, sportswear, sportswear, sportswear, sportswear, sportswear, sportswear, sportswear, and sports clothing and sports.Equipment, with Polo Ralph Lauren brand design, sales and distribution shoe products in 1895. Joseph William Foster was out of love for sprinting and suffered without sufficient funds.The nails are on the shoes. This is the world -renowned nail shoes -"Foster running shoes".The birth of nail shoes caused a lot of sensation at the time. At the end of the 19th century and early 20th century, runners in many countries wore such "Foster running shoes" into the field.
In the following days, Joseph Foster did not complacent because of the success of "Fosters running shoes", but inspired him to continue along the trend of rise.In 1896, Mr. Joseph Foster was named after Pump to create inflatable sneakers, and established a company "Fosters", which specializes in sports shoes in the UK, and began to create suitable sports shoes for those professional athletes.The predecessor of the international sports brand giant Reebok.
Over time, Fosters has continued to expand, concentrated on designing more light sports shoes to improve the speed of athlete running, and extend the tentacles of the career to other areas of sports.In 1958, two Suns grandson Joseph Foster and Jeffrey Foster changed the brand name and trademark of "Foster" to "Reebok".