Mitchell & Ness Sporting Goods first opened its doors in Philadelphia in 1904

Mitchell and Ness Sporting Goods in Philadelphia for the first time open the door in 1904. Sports Frank Mitchell, the former with the amount of tennis and wrestling champion, and Charles M Ness, an avid golfer, was born in Scotland, along with Mitchell and Ness Sporting Goods was founded in 1904. They initially raised and hand-made tennis racket string shop, and the use of imported timber from Scotland to build custom golf clubs. Over time, they expanded the business, selling uniforms to local baseball and football teams. When the Philadelphia Eagles into the National Youth Soccer League in 1933, M and N to provide the team's jerseys and equipment. Mitchell and Ness will continue through the 1963 season, the Eagle equipment. Coach Outlet Online Store

First, Mitchell and Ness on the label appeared in major league baseball uniform - Philadelphia Athletics - in 1938. In the early 40's, M and N in Philadelphia, began to supply other major league baseball team - the Philadelphia. To the late nineties, Mitchell and Ness tag is in high school and college team uniform throughout the Philadelphia region.

In the late '70s, Mitchell and Ness put the team operations focused on its retail business. The store has become the leader in hockey equipment and skiing equipment, the power outlet. Coach Outlet Online

Mitchell and Ness almost went bankrupt in 1983. Owner Peter told Capolino 1983 years I've done a hell expansion to the Detroit Free Press. "I fired 100 people, closed two warehouses. I put the company on 13 and Walnut Street (Philadelphia) and small shops. This is down to just me and my wife. "

In 1985, a customer walked into the store, ask if you can fix M and N 1960, he wear a vest pirate games, St. Louis Browns in 1949 his audience to wear shirts. They are made of wool flannel, because all of the baseball uniform. Mitchell and Ness found that it can do this, and realized the M & N the capacity for this work, an idea was born: to reproduce the historical facts of wool flannel baseball uniform. Coach Store