Rogelli Sportswear was founded is 1974 in the heart of the Dutch cycling world, namely North-Brabant.

The main focus was producing ice skating/- and cycling clothing, during the first years.

Rogelli Sportswear becomes internationally known. Almost every pro cyclist, including Joop Zoetemelk and Jan Raas, were cycling with our helmets.

Also, Rogelli wins an important price in Milan, awarded by the Italian Chamber of Commerce.

Ice skater Tommy Gustafson becomes Olympic champion in a Rogelli suit.

Again a victory for Gustafson and Rogelli. He becomes Olympic champion on the 5- and 10 kilometers in the flashy blue/yellow Rogelli suit.

The roots of Rogelli Sportswear started  in the heart of the Dutch cycling world, North-Brabant and was founded in 1975. Former Tour de France yellow jerseywearer Rini Wagtmans, member of the Molteni Team, did not like the available cycling clothing at the time, which caused irritation when racing. In order to improve on this, , he started the proces of sourcing Italian handcraft materials, in order to deliver functional and comfortable cycling gear. From then onwards, we have been continuously improving by implementing our and athletes experience and expertise to the collection. Nowadays, we have extended our clothing lines to functional sportswear for running, cycling, fitness, and triathlon. Our mission is to inspire and motivate athletes to have fun while exercising. 'Enjoy the distance.'

Rogelli launches teamwear as of 1994. Different Eredivisie-clubs work out in Rogelli clothing. Moreover, many amateur soccer clubs wear Rogelli as well.

Rini Wagtmans retires in this year and the second generation takes over the company. Rogelli Sportswear undergoes a new growth with Marijn Wagtmans.

The Dextro- cycling team wears Rogelli.

Leontien van Moorsel is dressed by Rogelli Sportswear.

After cycling- and ice skating clothing, Rogelli starts with selling running gear.

Rogelli Sportwear grows fast. Meanwhile, our clothing is available in and outside the Benelux.

Rogelli becomes a clothing sponsor of the cycling team Vancansoleil. The team participates in the Vuelta, in the same year.

As of 2014, the 3rd generation enters the company. The sons of Marijn Wagtmans, Michael and Melvin, are assigned with their own responsibilities.

Michael becomes responsible for the new collections and Melvin will be the Junior Operational Manager.