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Athletic apparel company expands Snellville headquarters

By Karen Huppertz
Nov 2, 2015

YSS Athletics shared its expanded Snellville headquarters and manufacturing operations last week with a fashion show featuring local high school students. The relocation and expansion to its new facility at 2110 Fountain Square has resulted in a doubling of office and manufacturing space. Previously, the business was located just outside city limits.

YSS Athletics manufactures athletic apparel for teams and coaches, including the Kentucky Derby and the upcoming Summer Olympics.

The move has resulted in additional new jobs and a renewed commitment to training and apprenticeship programs, including maintaining strong relationships with organizations such as Partnership Gwinnett, Savannah College of Art and Design Atlanta and Gwinnett Technical College. Information: www.yssathletics.com.

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