NEVER STOP
Textile Value Chain|January 2021
Driven with passion, the AIO group strongly believes in its tagline, which is NEVER STOP. The founder, Harshit finds inspiration in his brand which has been built considering some risks all the while following the passions. Started with just an idea and vision, AIO group today stands strong in the market for sportswear. The brand and its founder believe that to achieve heights, the first thing one needs to do is start. Working diligently and consistently follows.
Harshit Bapna
NEVER STOP

Tell us about your brand, what is it about?

AIO Sports was formed with a vision to create customized quality sportswear to take care of one’s needs and at the same time is affordable for all. We believe, that fitness is for everyone and with our special dedicated designs and best in class fabric; we aim to enable the sports persons to deliver best in their field. We say #NEVER STOP!

The brand AIO stands for All In One, implying one stop destination for all the fitness enthusiasts. We are professional sports wear supplier, distributor and also import/export company; specializing in all kinds of customized sports apparels providing high quality custom sportswear.

What was the idea, design thinking behind the concept of the AIO brand?

To start with, I am very thankful to my parents for their immense support and the trust they have in me. It gave me courage as a fresh College graduate to leave my campus placement offer and pursue my dream of a start-up.

I am a Textile Engineer and also a sports enthusiast. The sports sector is majorly dominated by big International giants. The quality sportswear supplied by these companies are super expensive to be accessible for all brilliant budding sports person in our country.

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