Castore has finally confirmed their multi-year partnership with Premier League football side Wolves to become the club’s new on-field partner, in a landmark deal for both brands.

The fast-growing Liverpool-based brand – which already has partnerships with a number of leading athletes and teams including Rangers – has agreed the largest technical apparel partnership deal in Wolves’ history.

Kicking off from the 2021/2022 season, Castore will now supply Wolves with technical apparel for the first team and youth team squads with Wolves responsible for replica products – a first of its kind deal in the UK that will facilitate a far broader product range for Wolves fans.

The move is part of Castore's plans to partner with 5 leading clubs across Europe for the 2022/2023 season, where the brand will create products that enhance player performance and increase club revenues from branded merchandise.

Castore will debut a bespoke Pro Performance collection which will be worn by the Wolves first team in all competitions made from a unique technical fabric developed exclusively by Castore which the brand believe to be lighter, more flexible and more durable than anything the first team has worn before.

Tom Beahon, co-founder of Castore said: “As a brand deeply committed to the ethos of marginal gains and performance excellence, Castore is the perfect match for the ethos of Wolves football club. We are delighted to be partnering with such an ambitious organization as Wolves and look forward to supporting the team as they continue their journey in the Premier League.

“We were very clear when we made the decision to enter the football market that we would only partner with clubs who had ambitions to compete at European level – it was clear from the very beginning that everyone at Wolves, from the ownership down, are wholly committed to that goal which is perfectly aligned with Castore’s own ambitions of challenging the existing sportswear market incumbents.

"Both Castore and Wolves are extremely innovative and this partnership represents that ethos. We are delighted to be part of the Wolves pack and look forward to developing world class products for the team and fans in the years ahead”.  

Vinny Clark, Wolves general manager for commercial operations commented: “This is truly a ground-breaking deal in Premier League football, which challenges the established order of things, and we are delighted to have found a progressive and disruptive partner in Castore to embark on this journey with us."