Brentford Football Club, the Premier League unit, have announced a multi-year sponsorship association with MASCOT WORKWEAR.
Following this deal, the brand has become the club’s official workwear partner for two years, during which it will provide matchday uniforms for the Brentford staff.
MASCOT WORKWEAR is an expert in work apparel, safety gear, and protective footwear. In its capacity as the club’s new official workwear partner, the business will outfit employees who look after guests at the Gtech Community Stadium on matchday.
Moreover, MASCOT WORKWEAR will also showcase the efforts of Brentford’s matchday workers in a series on the team’s social media platforms during the course of the partnership.
The goal of MASCOT WORKWEAR, a company that was founded in Denmark and has a long history of working with the sports sector, is to create, promote, and sell the best work clothes and safety shoes available anywhere. The business creates high-quality goods and places a strong emphasis on a passionate dedication and flexible, problem-solving attitude that directly benefits its clients.
Head of Partnerships, Adam Ward, said, “It’s really exciting to have MASCOT Workwear become our official workwear partner. Their workwear brings an added professionalism to our matchday offering. For our staff, it gives them versatile but comfortable options for a matchday so they can proudly represent the club, empowering them to provide best matchday experience possible.”
Michael Grosbøl, CEO and Owner of MASCOT WORKWEAR, said, “From a professional perspective, Brentford FC has worked hard to reach and stay in the Premier League. In the hunt for success, they have managed to maintain their identity and values—respect and togetherness – which we share at MASCOT. This is one of the reasons we believe the partnership between Brentford FC and MASCOT to be a great match.”
The team also announced a long-term partnership renewal with the world’s biggest online pension service company, PensionBee as the front-of-shirt sponsor for the B team, Brentford Women, and the club’s academy teams. The club are currently ninth in the PL standings with one win and two draws in three games. The side will next face Newport County on August 30 in the second round of the Carabao Cup (EFL Cup).