Wrexham AFC continue partnership with Macron sportswear
Macron will supply the club with the official team kit, replica kit, official training and travel wear, and will have the worldwide retail rights both online and wholesale to retailers,
while Wrexham will continue to supply official replica kits and teamwear products, plus all other Wrexham branded products, exclusively in the UK through its official club shops and online.
This renewal reinforces a long-standing nine-year partnership that was first established in 2016.
The collaboration has yielded great success on and off the pitch for both Wrexham and Macron, with the Reds achieving three consecutive promotions from National League to the Championship, while Macron has grown to become a €220 million plus company.
Accompanying the announcement today was the release of a short brand video on social media that captures the spirit and synergy between the Macron Hero brand and Wrexham 's unique Welsh history and heritage, now a global brand thanks to the success of the acclaimed docu-series Welcome to Wrexham.
The partnership between Macron and Wrexham is founded on a shared vision of ambition, which has enabled the club to achieve extraordinary results on the pitch, supported by a technical partner that shares the same passion, innovation and commitment to quality.
Macron is consistently dedicated to supporting dynamic community-based sports organisations and has accompanied Wrexham on a journey of growth that extends far beyond technical kit supply, becoming an integral part of the club's evolving story.
Over the past nine years, the partnership has introduced cutting-edge technologies into the team's kits, placing a strong emphasis on design and visual identity, and promoting key values such as teamwork, determination and respect, all fundamental pillars for both Macron and Wrexham.
Every shirt produced by Macron for the Red Dragons tells a story with the DNA of the club woven into the uniqueness of each kit.
This will be the same for the 2025-26 season new kits which are set to be revealed in the coming weeks and worn for the first
time on the Wrexham Down Under Tour 2025-26 in Australia and New Zealand.
Michael Williamson, CEO of Wrexham AFC, said: 'We are very pleased to continue with Macron as our official technical kit supplier as we enter the second tier of the English Football League for the first time in 43 years.
"Macron have partnered with us over the past nine years and have shown that they understand us as a club and brand, supporting both the club and its community on this remarkable journey that we are on together with our loyal fans.
"We look forward to benefiting not only from their excellent design, manufacturing quality and sportswear technology, but also from their distribution reach now that Wrexham replica kits, training wear and apparel will be globally available to fans through major retail outlets in USA, Europe and Australia/New Zealand as well as online.'
Gianluca Pavanello, CEO of Macron, said: 'What Wrexham have achieved in recent years has been remarkable.
"We are thrilled to have been a part of it and to continue this sporting journey together. The interest, loyalty and overall engagement has grown steadily, driving us to create collections that truly reflect the passion for this shirt of both the players and the fans.
"This is our philosophy – one we bring to our work every day and are proud to share with Wrexham, in a partnership that exemplifies how sport, passion and innovation can
come together to create something truly special.'
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