Marketing & Sponsorship
Leicester City develop sponsorship deal with Marc Darcy
The English Football League (EFL) unit, Leicester City have announced a partnership with the men’s formal wear experts and Drapers Independents Menswear Brand of the Year, Marc Darcy.
The logo of Marc Darcy will be implemented at the King Power Stadium and throughout the club’s digital platforms as a result of the arrangement with the Foxes.
Moreover, the Groomswear expert can meet all formal wear requirements with their constantly expanding selection of three-piece suits, blazers, shirts, and shoes. They even provide matching children’s outfits (for ages 1–14).
Marc Darcy has built a reputation for providing high-calibre designer clothing at reasonable prices, a fundamental concept they have steadfastly upheld.
Marc Darcy, an acknowledged manufacturer of groomswear in the wedding industry, offers expertly tailored suits made from the best materials along with the flexibility of a mix-and-match service and next-day delivery from their HQ, which always has over 100,000 suits on hand.
Harj Hir, Head of Partnerships at Leicester City, said, “We’re delighted to be able to welcome Marc Darcy to the Club as our official formalwear partner. This is an exciting partnership for us as Marc Darcy are at the forefront of men’s formalwear style, and we look forward to working with them over the coming months.”
Prior to this deal, the club also inked sponsorship renewal deals with King Power and Parimatch. On the other hand, Marc Darcy also developed collaborations with West Ham United and Everton.
Playing in the second division of English football, Leicester City have won four games out of five and are third on the points table. The side, after the international break, will take on Southampton FC on September 16.
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