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500 LEVEL poised for breakthrough growth in professional sports apparel with Kornit Digital’s on-demand solutions

Kornit Digital LTD. (NASDAQ: KRNT) (“Kornit” or the “Company”), a global pioneer in sustainable, on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies, today announced that 500 LEVEL – a premier sports apparel producer – has adopted the Kornit Atlas MAX platform. This partnership empowers 500 LEVEL to meet the fast-paced demands of the e-commerce sports apparel industry while exceeding fan expectations with stunning quality and lightning-fast order fulfillment.

Leading the charge in the dynamic e-commerce market, 500 LEVEL is delivering premium-quality MLB, MLS, NBA, NFL, NHL, UFC and WWE Apparel with unmatched speed and precision

Founded in 2012, 500 LEVEL has been redefining the fan experience with bold, custom-designed apparel that immortalizes the legends of the game. With Kornit’s cutting-edge technology, 500 LEVEL is now primed to capture the energy of gameday by producing and shipping fan-favorite designs within 24 hours – meeting the urgency and excitement of the most memorable sports moments with precision and style.

“Capturing the Passion of Sports Fans Everywhere”

“We’re passionate about giving fans the ultimate way to express their love for the game,” said Joe Catlow, Chief Executive Officer at 500 LEVEL. “To deliver this, speed and quality are non-negotiable. Kornit’s Atlas MAX technology gives us the flexibility to create and ship premium gear in record time – ensuring fans receive the iconic designs they crave at the peak of the action. This is sport apparel for a new era.”

“Revolutionizing the Gameday Experience”

“Sports fans want more than just merchandize; they want to relive the magic of the game and share their excitement with the world,” said Ronen Samuel, Chief Executive Officer at Kornit Digital. “500 LEVEL is now leveraging the unmatched power of the Kornit Atlas MAX to redefine what’s possible in fan gear. Our technology ensures they can deliver vibrant, high-quality apparel with the speed and agility today’s sports enthusiasts’ demand. Together, we’re setting a new standard for the online sportswear industry.”

For a closer look at the award-winning technology and how it’s transforming custom sports apparel production, please learn more about the Kornit Atlas MAX.



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Mimaki upgrades TS330 series for vibrant and seamless dye sublimation printing

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Epson future proofs textile printing with Epson Textile Academy 2.0

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