Reebok, the iconic and irreverent sports culture brand, and GLDN PNT, an activewear racquet sports brand born from the community of padel, are joining forces to launch a performance-driven apparel collection designed for athletes and enthusiasts.

Padel, one of the world’s fastest-growing sports, has seen an explosion of participation and fan engagement in recent years. Recognizing the sport’s surging popularity and vibrant community, Reebok is stepping onto the padel court through a collaboration with GLDN PNT—a brand born from and built for the padel movement.

Reebok has partnered with GLDN PNT to launch a performance-driven padel apparel collection, tapping into the sport’s rapid global growth.
The range includes technical tees, tanks, bras and shorts designed for modern players, combining innovation, functionality and style, while strengthening Reebok’s presence in the fast-expanding padel community.

The Reebok x GLDN PNT collection features a range of high-performance apparel, including the ID Train Short Sleeve Tech Tee, Speed Racer Tank, ID Performance Tech Tee, ID Train Tri Back Bra, and WOR 9 in Woven Short. Each piece is designed with the modern padel player in mind, blending innovative materials, functional design, and bold style.

“Padel is more than a sport—it’s a global movement, and we’re thrilled to partner with Reebok to raise the bar for padel apparel,” said Scott London, Founder of GLDN PNT. “Our mission has always been to celebrate the culture and community of padel, and this collaboration gives us the reach and resources to inspire even more players around the world. We’re making the moment count—on and off the court.”

For Reebok, this partnership represents an opportunity to join the padel community in a meaningful and authentic way.

“Padel’s incredible growth represents the kind of energy and passion that Reebok has championed for decades,” said SVP of Reebok, Daniel Schachne. “By collaborating with GLDN PNT, a brand deeply rooted in the sport, we’re excited to deliver innovative performance apparel to padel athletes everywhere and support the vibrant community driving the sport forward.”

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The Government of India has extended the Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies (RoSCTL) scheme for exports of apparel, garments, and made-ups till September 30, 2026, or until it is approved under the next Finance Commission cycle, whichever is earlier.

The extension comes at a time when exporters are facing heightened pressure from geopolitical uncertainties, volatile demand, and rising logistics and input costs. By continuing the scheme, the government aims to provide stability and cost support to the labour-intensive apparel sector.

The extension of RoSCTL till September 30, 2026, or until the next Finance Commission approval, provides interim policy clarity amid global demand and cost pressures. Continued structure and rates support pricing competitiveness for apparel exporters.
However, its temporary nature signals a likely recalibration of export incentives in the upcoming policy cycle.

The scheme will continue without any change to its structure, coverage, rates, or eligibility criteria, ensuring policy continuity for exporters. Rebates will be provided through transferable duty credit scrips in a fully digital format, supporting ease of use and faster processing.

To maintain fiscal discipline, expenditure under the scheme will be reviewed on a quarterly basis by an inter-ministerial committee. The government has also retained the flexibility to revise rates and caps depending on evolving conditions, while keeping eligibility norms unchanged.

Effective April 1, 2026, the extension provides interim visibility to exporters as the government works towards finalising a longer-term framework under the upcoming Finance Commission period.

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