Partner Article
Yorkshire Jets partner with international sportswear company for new season
Yorkshire’s Superleague Netball team have chosen to partner with the international sportswear company Kukri as their official kit supplier for the 2015 season.
Kukri will supply the Yorkshire Jets with an updated pink and purple bespoke kit, plus a range of other top quality playing and training wear, to the Jets team.
A range of products will also be available to be purchased by Jets fans online and on game days at the matches which take place across Yorkshire.
Ian Smyth, Yorkshire Jets Franchise Director, said: “Many of our Yorkshire Jets squad were keen to improve on the playing and training wear they wore in 2014 and wanted us to partner with Kukri so we are delighted to have been able to sign with them as our official kit supplier.
“We are also delighted that, for the first time, fans will be able to buy some of the kit they see our players on court wearing on match days and online.”
Phil Morris, Kukri’s Group Managing Director, added: “We are delighted to partner with the Yorkshire Jets - Yorkshire’s one and only Superleague Netball team. Netball runs right through the inner core here at Kukri and to have such a prestigious team on board with us is great. We’re looking forward to watching them go from strength to strength and to be part of their future is so exciting for us.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Robert Beaumont .
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