The  National Law Enforcement Open  continues its structuring and takes a new step in its development. A few months before its  4e edition Scheduled for 2026, the event formalizes the protection of its visual identity and unveils a first textile collection in the colours of the competition.

A logo now protected by the INPI

The official logo  "SG Padel – National Open for Law Enforcement Officers  is now registered with the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) .

This approach allows for the legal protection of the tournament's visual identity and demonstrates the organizers' commitment to establishing this competition as a lasting fixture in the sporting landscape.  French padel .

For the event organizers, this official recognition represents an important step in building a strong brand, associated with the values ​​of cohesion, commitment, and exceeding one's own expectations upheld by the women and men of the event.  Law Enforcement .

A textile collection in the tournament's colors

This protection also paves the way for the launch of a  exclusive textile collection  developed in partnership with  PRO TEAM .

The range includes several items aimed at participants and enthusiasts of the event:

  •  T-Shirts 
  •  Polo shirts 
  •  Hoodies 

The clothes will be available from  S to 4XL  and will display the official logo of the National Open of the FDO.

Beyond their practical aspect, these facilities embody the identity of the tournament and reinforce the sense of belonging of the participants who come from all over France to share their passion for padel.

An event that has now become unmissable

Over the years, the National Open for Law Enforcement Officers  has established itself as a unique event in the French calendar.

The competition brings together representatives from numerous institutions each year:

  •  National Police 
  •  Local police 
  •  National Gendarmerie 
  •  customs 
  •  Prison administration 
  •  Armies 
  • More broadly, all public safety stakeholders

They all come together around a common goal: to share a friendly and sporting moment around the  paddle .

A strong ambition for development

As it approaches its fourth edition, the organization has clear ambitions: to continue developing the event, strengthen ties between the different institutions represented and contribute to the promotion of padel within the Law Enforcement.

Official trademark protection thus provides a solid foundation to support future tournament projects.

"This protection of our brand is an essential step for the future of the tournament. It recognizes the work done over several years and strengthens the image of our event at the national level."

This new step marks the beginning of a further phase of growth for the National Open of the FDO, which continues to gain visibility and notoriety with each edition.

 2026 National Law Enforcement Open – 4th edition 

For any information or partnership inquiries:

 Stéphane Gauthe 
Founder of the National Open of Law Enforcement Officers: stefrider@free.fr

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