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Fight shorts and gloves with same ring heritage
What changes: MMA-first rather than boxing-legacy, smaller apparel range
Brand profile
Everlast
American boxing and fitness label from 1910, now Frasers Group-owned, known for gloves, heavy bags and gym-heritage apparel.
New York CityOrigin
UnisexFocus
Athleisure / SportswearStyle
$$Price
What to know about Everlast
Equipment company first, apparel second
The core catalogue is gloves, heavy bags, Aqua Training Bags and hand wraps; the hoodies, tees and satin trunks sit alongside that gym hardware.
A Bronx boxing lineage since 1910
Jacob Golomb started it at 17 as a swimwear maker, then moved into boxing gear after kitting out Jack Dempsey.
Licensed logo, low prices, fashion cameos
Now owned by Frasers Group, which runs Everlast Gyms and licenses the name; capsules with Palm Angels, Saint Laurent and Zara borrow the logo upmarket.
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Brand facts
Everlast makes boxing, MMA and fitness equipment alongside gym apparel: laced and hook-and-loop gloves, heavy bags, Aqua Training Bags, hand wraps, satin trunks and logo hoodies, tees and sweats. Founded by 17-year-old Jacob Golomb in the Bronx as a swimwear maker, it pivoted to boxing gear after outfitting Jack Dempsey. The brand is owned by UK-based Frasers Group, which also runs Everlast Gyms, and licenses its name for equipment lines. Recent fashion tie-ins include capsules with Palm Angels (2025), Saint Laurent and Zara.
- Founded
- 1910
- Origin
- New York City, United States
- Made in
- China, Pakistan, USA
- Price
- $$
- Focus
- Unisex
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Athleisure / Sportswear, Streetwear