Put your shirt on Carmarthen Town!

When it comes to getting your name in the public eye, you can score a goal with Carmarthen Town AFC.
Shirt sponsorship is the easiest way for businesses to make sure they are in the limelight and Carmarthen Town AFC has some exciting opportunities for forthcoming seasons.
“As a Welsh Premier League side, we always have a major profile,” said Carmarthen Town chairman Jeff Thomas.
“We are regularly featured on TV, coverage of matches is extensive in Welsh newspapers, fans see the names of shirt sponsors week in and week out and many buy replica shirts as leisurewear.
“If you name is on a Carmarthen Town shirt, then you are really in the public eye. Your sponsorship gets further coverage in the match programme, on our public address announcements, on publicity material and on our websites.
“Showing your support for Carmarthen Town AFC is a great way to show you are backing the local team’s mission to succeed in the Welsh Premier League. It is also a very cost-effective way of making sure your company or brand name gets the high profile it deserves.”
Shirt sponsorship packages are as follows –
Home kit Front £5K Back £2K Sleeve £750 Shorts £750
Costs are per year and for a minimum of two years. The whole shirt package costs £7K – a discount of £1500
Away kit Front £4K Back £1.5K Sleeve £500 Shorts £500
Costs are per year and for a minimum of two years. The whole shirt package costs £5K – a discount of £1500
A corporate hospitality package for up to 12 people is included as free gift for shirt sponsors.
Anyone interested in shirt sponsorship with Carmarthen Town AFC can contact club chairman Mr Thomas on 01267 222851 or 07813 69774, or vice-chairman Robert Lloyd on 07777 683637.

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