Cricket South Africa (CSA) is delighted to announce a multi-year partnership with Jonsson Workwear as an Official Sponsor of the Proteas and the Official Workwear and Apparel Supplier to CSA.
As part of the sponsorship, Jonsson Workwear’s logo will feature on the sleeves of the ODI and T20I playing kits for the Proteas Men’s and Women’s teams.
The partnership will see CSA staff dressed in Jonsson Workwear, ensuring that those working to make world-class performances possible are clothed with purpose-built apparel to meet the demands of their roles.
CSA Chief Executive Officer Pholetsi Moseki said, “The CSA family continues to grow, and we couldn’t be prouder to partner with Jonsson Workwear, a homegrown South African industry leader.”
“The collaboration unites two organisations that are committed to excellence and social cohesion. We are excited to join forces with a brand that will make us look good as we deliver a bumper summer of cricket and beyond.”
The announcement comes as both organisations continue to build momentum. South African cricket is enjoying a period of renewed confidence and success following the Proteas men’s ICC World Test Championship victory, while Jonsson Workwear continues to strengthen its presence with an expanding national and international footprint.
At its core, the partnership is built on hard work, excellence and endurance, qualities that have shaped cricket’s rich tradition and continue to shape Jonsson Workwear.
Nick Jonsson, CEO of Jonsson Workwear, said, “There’s a real sense of pride in bringing together two South African brands that represent hard work and performance. The Proteas carry the hopes of the nation on the world stage and in many ways reflect the grit we see in hardworking people across South Africa every day.”
“For Jonsson Workwear, partnering with the Proteas is more than a sponsorship, this partnership reflects a shared belief that success is earned through dedication, teamwork and an unwavering commitment to excellence.”
The partnership begins with the upcoming tri-series featuring Namibia and Zimbabwe, ahead of a packed summer schedule that includes contests against Australia and England at home.
