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Proud Provider For These NFL Cheer Teams! “I am so proud to have our team sponsored by GTM Sportswear! They have an "My girls love all the items we got from GTM. They especially like the warm-ups and amazing selection of products, quick turn around times, quality customer service the cheer bags. When every thing arrived and I was passing it out the girls said it was and amazing prices! Thanks GTM!!!” just like Christmas!" – Tami Krause, Minnesota Vikings Cheer – Theresa Pottratz, Indianapolis Colts Cheer “As a pro team, I was absolutely thrilled with my experience with GTM. I felt that “As the Director of an NFL Cheerleading squad, I am approached constantly by apparel they "got it"! In essence, I view so many catalogues and deal with the fact that companies. I can honestly say that GTM Sportswear has surpassed all of my expectations! they focus on schools and not the pros. However, not the case with GTM. Our Not only is the quality of your products superior, but your attention to our specific needs is warm-up suits, hoodies, and poms are all awesome and I appreciated working better than any sportswear company I have ever worked with. I know the items we have will with such professional people from GTM!” last us for years & most importantly, our cheerleaders love wearing and showing off everything! I would recommend using GTM Sportswear to any coach or cheerleader needing – Charlotte Jacobs, Cincinnati Bengals Cheer top of the line apparel and accessories. Thank you for everything!” – Stephanie Mateczun, Buffalo Bills, The Jills “GTM's goal is 100% customer satisfaction. If there was a problem, it was solved. “GTM has been fabulous to work with. Their products are excellent (our Titans Our team loves the products and I enjoy working with the staff. The merchandise is Cheerleaders have loved every piece of apparel), and their customer service is durable and comfortable. What more could a director ask for. We will definitely be wonderful! I have even recommended GTM to my husband’s company, and GTM is using GTM products every year!” now outfitting his apparel needs, too! Thanks again for everything! Cheers!” – Lesslee Fitzmorris, New Orleans Saintsations –Stacie Kinder, Tennessee Titans Cheer.

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