Valour named official sports apparel partner for Australian Commonwealth Games Team
Australian sportswear brand Valour has been appointed as the official sports apparel partner for the Australian Commonwealth Games Team for Glasgow 2026.
The announcement:
Leading Australian, customised sports brand Valour has been appointed as official sports apparel partner of the Australian Commonwealth Games Team, supplying competition and village wear for Glasgow 2026.
Valour becomes the first official partner of the 2026 Australian Commonwealth Games Team, signalling the start of preparations for a high-performance campaign in Glasgow that aims to see the green and gold atop the medal tally when competition concludes.
The range will include sport-specific uniform for athletes competing across a range of sports at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, alongside training apparel, village wear and accessories.
The design phase is now underway, with items including medal podium tracksuits and competition kit being considered by the Team Executive and Athlete Advisory Group to ensure competition readiness for Australia’s best athletes.
Australia is expected to be represented at Glasgow 2026 by a team of approximately 270 athletes competing across 10 sports.
Commonwealth Games Australia CEO Craig Phillips AM acknowledged the announcement, noting the extension of the partnership established at the Trinbago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games.
“Valour were a fantastic partner for the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, and that foundation sets us up for even better outcomes now that they are an Official Partner of the Australian Commonwealth Games Team,” Phillips said.
“Valour’s collaboration with our youth athletes and coaches highlighted their clear understanding of the performance and logistical requirements of elite competition.
“Their proven track record in outfitting high-performing sporting teams reflects their commitment to supporting athletes with high-quality, purpose-built apparel.
“Their focus on quality, innovation and Australian sport aligns seamlessly with our values, and we look forward to showcasing their designs on the world stage in Glasgow.”
Chef de mission Petria Thomas OAM OLY emphasised the importance of performance-focused apparel at the elite level.
“Every detail matters when it comes to athlete preparation and performance,” Thomas said.
“Having a trusted partner like Valour ensures our athletes are equipped with apparel that meets the highest standards of comfort, function and durability, whether they’re training, competing or representing Australia off the field.
We’re proud to partner with an Australian brand that understands the demands of elite sport and shares our commitment to helping athletes perform at their best.”
Valour directors Ryan Tesoriero and Matthew Knight welcomed the partnership, highlighting its alignment with the brand’s values and long-standing commitment to Australian sport.
“As an Australian owned brand, this announcement marks a proud milestone for the team at Valour. It reflects years of dedication to delivering high performance technical sportswear tailored to meet the unique needs of athletes and teams at every level,” Tesoriero said.
“It also highlights the strength of an approach we have refined over time, driven by innovation, sustainability and customisation, and guided by a commitment to setting the standard for excellence across our industry.”
“The opportunity to extend our partnership with Commonwealth Games Australia through a multifaceted supply and procurement process reinforces our position as a premier provider in the customised sportswear market,” Knight noted.
“From distinguished schools and grassroots clubs to elite athlete programs, we have earned a reputation for collaboration, technical mastery and uncompromising quality.
“We are proud that our model is now being recognised on the global stage. Supporting local industry drives innovation tailored for Australian conditions, reinvests in the future of our sports, and strengthens the pathway for emerging athletes.”
Commonwealth Games Australia’s partnership with Valour has been secured by SPORTFIVE, our exclusive partnership agency.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will take place from July 23 to August 2, 2026.
Source: Commonwealth Games Australia
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