KTM CTY
KTM CTY is a Nepalese sportswear company that designs and produces apparel, including team kits and institutional uniforms.
Last updated August 26, 2026
Overview
KTM CTY is a Nepalese sportswear company focused on the design and production of apparel. The brand is particularly associated with sports uniforms and teamwear in Nepal. Its most prominent documented role has been supplying kits for the Nepalese national football team, giving it visibility in the country’s football ecosystem and linking the brand with national representation. In addition to the national team relationship, KTM CTY has supplied apparel to several Nepalese football clubs, including Butwal Lumbini F.C., Himalayan Sherpa Club, and Manang Marshyangdi Club. These relationships place the company within the domestic club-football market, where team kits serve both practical and identity-building functions. The company has also been associated with cricket through the Pokhara Rhinos, indicating that its sportswear activity is not limited to football. KTM CTY’s institutional work extends beyond competitive sport. The company has supplied the official uniform for the Nepal Scouts, demonstrating an additional capability in organized apparel and uniform production. This combination of sportswear and institutional uniforms suggests a business model centered on branded apparel contracts rather than on a broadly documented global consumer-fashion portfolio. Available reference material does not establish the company’s founding year, founder, ownership structure, headquarters address, financial performance, retail footprint, or international distribution network. It also records the Nepal national football-team sponsorship as ending by 2024, while not providing enough information to determine the company’s current sponsorship portfolio or broader present-day operating status. Accordingly, KTM CTY is best characterized as a Nepalese sportswear and uniform supplier with documented involvement in national-team, club-team, cricket, and scouting apparel.
History
KTM CTY is described in available reference material as a Nepalese company that creates and produces sportswear and other apparel. Publicly documented information about its origins, incorporation, founders, ownership, management, manufacturing facilities, and distribution network is limited, so a detailed chronological corporate history cannot be established without additional reliable sources. The brand’s visible history is primarily connected with organized sport in Nepal. KTM CTY supplied kits for the Nepalese national football team, a role that associated its products with the country’s highest-profile football representation. The available listing identifies this national-team relationship as continuing until 2024, but does not provide the date on which it began or explain the contractual transition afterward. At club level, KTM CTY has been listed as a supplier to Butwal Lumbini F.C., Himalayan Sherpa Club, and Manang Marshyangdi Club. These sponsorships or supply relationships indicate participation in Nepal’s domestic football market and show that the company’s work extended beyond a single national institution. The source does not state the exact seasons, commercial terms, or whether each relationship remained active at the same time. The company has also been associated with cricket through the Pokhara Rhinos. This broadens the documented sports portfolio from football into another major team sport in Nepal, although the available material does not specify the precise apparel products or duration of the relationship. Beyond sports teams, KTM CTY supplied the official uniform for the Nepal Scouts. This institutional contract is significant because it places the brand in the uniform-supply sector as well as in performance and fan-facing sportswear. It suggests that KTM CTY’s capabilities include producing standardized apparel for organized groups. No reliable reference material supplied for this entry confirms a founding year, founder, parent company, corporate group, listed status, revenue, employee count, manufacturing location, or international market presence. The company should therefore be understood from the documented evidence as a Nepal-based sportswear and uniform producer whose public profile rests chiefly on team and institutional apparel contracts.
- 2024Nepal national football-team kit relationship listed through 2024
KTM CTY is identified as the supplier of kits for the Nepalese national football team until 2024. The available source does not specify the beginning of the relationship or subsequent supplier arrangements.
Products and positioning
A Nepalese sportswear and uniform supplier serving national teams, domestic clubs, cricket teams, and civic or youth organizations.
Football team kitsSportswear
KTM CTY produces apparel for football teams and has been documented as a supplier to Nepal’s national football team and several domestic clubs. The available material does not identify specific kit designs, technical fabrics, retail replicas, or individual product names.
Cricket team apparelSportswear
The brand has been associated with the Pokhara Rhinos, indicating the supply of cricket-related team apparel. No further details are available on the product range, seasons covered, or whether the apparel was sold to consumers.
Nepal Scouts official uniformInstitutional uniform
KTM CTY supplied the official uniform for the Nepal Scouts. This offering represents the company’s institutional-uniform activity and complements its sportswear contracts. The source does not provide specifications, production dates, or distribution details.
Flagship businesses
- Nepal national football team kits
- Nepal Scouts official uniform
Recent events
- 2024KTM CTY supplied kits for the Nepal national football team through 2024
Reference material identifies KTM CTY as the kit supplier for Nepal’s national football team until 2024. The material does not specify the start date, contract terms, or the successor supplier.
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