Gymphlex

Gymphlex originated from Graham Schoolwear, a sportswear manufacturer founded by James Gardner Graham in 1906. In 1936, the brand Gymphlex was born in Leicester, central England, when the company provided gym shorts to the national army. It is a very famous brand in the UK, having been adopted as the uniform for the British rugby team and the polo club to which Prince Charles belonged, and also used as gym clothes for prestigious prep schools. Utilizing the technology and design cultivated in sportswear, the company now offers a wide range of unisex casual wear. The brand's products are simple yet made of high-quality materials, and have a somewhat classic and sophisticated impression, making them attractive products that can be used for a long time.