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Champion Sportswear works hard to keep their stores staffed with energetic, knowledgeable, athletic people who like their jobs and like helping customers understand their options and make the right choice.  They understand that service is having the right product at the right price and understanding the customer well enough to make a good fit. They've won Best of Boston, Best of Philly, Best of New York awards, but they understand that they have to go out and prove themselves every day.

Champion Sportswear offers Athletic Apparel, Sportswear, Sports Apparel, Sports Gear, and Sports Equipment for Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Boxing, Football, Hockey, In-line skating, Nascar, Paintball, Squash, Racquetball, Skiing, Snowboard, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, and Wrestling.

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Champion is a sportswear producer, and has produced uniforms for National Basketball Association teams. It has produced sportswear for many major colleges. The brand is a subsidiary of HanesBrands Inc., which was spun off by the Sara Lee Corporation. Champion is HanesBrands second largest brand with Hanes beating them in first place. Other brands owned by HanesBrands Inc. are Playtex (its third largest brand), Bali, Just My Size, Barely There, Wonderbra, L’eggs, C9 by Champion, Duofold, Beefy-T, Outer Banks, Sol y Oro, Rinbros, Zorba and Ritmo. During the 1990's Champion was the official sponsor of the NBA. They stopped being the sponsor in 2000. Champion is the clothing company that invented the sports bra, rugby jersey, reversible t-shirts, and breathable mesh clothing (found in trucker hats). [1] Champion sportswear has been a popular staple in hip hop and urban fashion since the early 1990s. The Champion hooded sweatshirt was heavily popularized by seminal 90s New York based rappers including Tribe Called Quest, Ill Al Skratch and Mobb Deep. These rappers were often seen wearing the iconic Champion hoodies in their music videos and during their live performances. Today, hardcore rappers like 50 cent, The Game, Ghostface Killah and Fat Joe have continued the tradition of wearing Champion hoodies in their music videos and during their television appearances. Many rappers have referenced Champion hoodies in their rhymes. Most notably, Nas name-dropped Champion's trademark sweatshirt on DJ Kay Slay's "Too Much For Me" in 2003 rapping,"I'm a braveheart in Carhartt and Champion hoodies".