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Just added in a reference to their 2021 Olympic designs. This could almost be fleshed out into it's own section - there's a tonne of detail in the cited NYTimes article about the specifics of the designs, their integration of Liberian culture, and Telfar's future activewear plans. AtticEdit (talk) 09:51, 24 July 2021 (NZST)
