SAINTS are supported by a number of kit partners for the 2015 season.
The Champions have continued their strong links with existing sponsors as well as welcoming three new companies on board for 2015 onwards.
Typhoo will continue their partnership with the Club as main shirt sponsor.
Their livery is proudly displayed on both the home and away shirts as well as all our trainingwear.
It is the leading tea brand’s fourth year of their partnership with the Saints.
Keith Packer, CEO at Typhoo said: “Our partnership with St.Helens has delivered increased visibility for the Typhoo brand and over the last three years we have worked hard with the club to further enhance our relationship together.
“St.Helens have a first class team, a modern stadium, great facilities and pro-active management set-up which ensures we get the most from our sponsorship.
“Winning the Grand Final and the League Leaders’ Shield in 2014 shows the club are on a roll to creating a new dynasty too.
“The 2015 kit enhances the St.Helens traditional ‘V’ and is a step forward for the design of the kit; we are looking forward to another trophy winning season in 2015!”
Existing sponsors who are continuing their partnership with the club are:
Hattons Solicitors have been a mainstay of the club since 2001. As well as sponsoring the West Stand, they will continue to feature on the back of both shirts. They offer a full range of legal services including family law, personal injury, medical negligence and wills and probate.
Totally Wicked are in their third year of partnering with the Saints. They began their sponsorship of the North Stand in 2013 and appeared on the kit last season. With the mantra of Change your habit, change your life they provide a wide range of e-cigarettes, e-liquids and vaping products.
They will be on the right sleeve and the back of the collar.
MyProtein are Official Nutrition Providers to the Champions. They provide the squad with a number of products as part of their training regime as well as offering fans discounts to their range.
They will be on the left sleeve.
St Helens College will appear on the ‘collar’ of the home and away shirt for the second successive season. As well as the shirt branding, the Club partners will the college to create exciting and unique ventures for college students studying on vocational courses such as photography, catering and hospitality, marketing, media and music.
They also gain valuable work experience at Langtree Park to enhance their curriculum and future employability.
The venue has also hosted its St Helens Skills Show Experience in October this year.
We’d like to also welcome on board A Star Recruitment, Roofing Consultants Ltd and Afex as brand new partners for the 2015 season and beyond.
A-Star Recruitment are a recruitment specialist supplying skilled and unskilled workers for short or long term vacancies across St Helens, Wigan, Warrington, Widnes, Liverpool and Manchester.
They will appear on the rear of both shirts.
Roofing Consultants Ltd are commercial and industrial roofing contractors. They have many years of roof refurbishment knowledge to become leading experts in the refurbishment of all types of commercial and Industrial roof coverings.
Their logo is on the chest of the shirt.
On the shorts and socks is AFEX.
They are a trusted global payment and risk management solutions specialist with a heritage that dates back to 1979. They offer a comprehensive range of global payment and foreign exchange services, including Foreign Currency Drafts, Wire Transfers, risk management tools and designated Account Executives.
AFEX can handle every aspect of a client’s foreign payment needs, from risk consultation to transaction execution.
And finally, on the back of the shorts, will be Fleetsmart who are in the second year of their partnership with the Saints. They provide vehicle tracking – a fleet and asset monitoring solution which is completely flexible to suit the budget and requirements of any business.
You can buy your shirt by calling into the Saints Superstore, by calling 01744 455 052 or by logging on here.
