Runcorn Linnets have teamed up with Macron Store Cheshire to launch a new 10th anniversary away kit and an online shop.
A new range of club-branded leisurewear and merchandise marks the start of a partnership with leading Italian sportswear firm Macron, whose county showroom is at Beeston Court, Manor Park, Runcorn, WA7 1SS.
The launch of the online club shop coincides with the unveiling of a new away playing kit to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the club - marking the achievements and progress made since formation in April 2006.
The striking change strip, produced by Macron in orange and black, will be introduced for the 2016-17 season, and features the name of the club's main sponsor, Millbank along with the special Runcorn Linnets 10th anniversary logo designed by Trust Board member, Mark Buckley.
Supporters are now able to buy the new change playing shirt and other official Linnets products on line at the cluib website.
Runcorn Linnets Chairman Derek Greenwood said: “Macron is a big name in sports and leisure wear and we are extremely pleased to entering what both parties hope will be a long and successful partnership.
“Macron’s stature and professionalism speaks for itself and we are honoured to be connected with a company of such international renown – especially as it is now also at the heart of our own community in Runcorn.
“This is a very exciting new venture for us and the owner and management of Macronstore Cheshire could not have been more supportive in helping us set up and stock this new club shop with a wide range of attractive, high-quality products.
“It means we can offer our most comprehensive range of merchandise ever and we are sure this will prove very popular with our many hundreds of players and fans.
“The new second kit is very attractive and its launch is a fitting way to mark our 10th anniversary.
“The change shirts will be extremely smart on the field but they will look just as striking on the terraces at The Millbank Linnets Stadium or opposing grounds and equally stylish as a leisure shirt in every day wear.”
Derek Greenwood is pictured below with Greg Strong of Macronstore Cheshire, holding the new jersey, and are flanked by Trust Board member Adrian Taylor (left) and club Vice-Chairman Hedley Edwards.
