Southern Brave’s new era will have a new look, and Castore will help carry it onto the field.

The club have confirmed Castore as their new technical partner ahead of the 2026 season, bringing one of the leading names in performance sportswear into the Brave family. The partnership marks the first full kit cycle under the club’s new ownership and arrives at an important moment in Southern Brave’s evolution.

This is not just about supplying kit. It is about how the Brave present themselves in the next phase.

Castore will provide all playing and training wear for both the men’s and women’s squads, alongside a full retail range for supporters. That means the new Southern Brave identity will be visible in the dressing room, on the field, in the stands and across the wider fanbase.

For players, performance matters. The Hundred is fast, physical and demanding. There are quick turnarounds, sharp movements and pressure moments packed into short windows. The kit has to support that environment through comfort, fit and performance.

For supporters, the partnership offers something different but equally important: a chance to wear the club’s next chapter.

The new range has been developed around performance, comfort and a clean design identity that reflects Southern Brave’s style on and off the field. It connects with the wider changes taking place across the club, from ownership and leadership to squad planning and brand identity.

The 2026 range will be worn for the first time when the season begins in July, with the full collection available for supporters ahead of the opening home fixture at Utilita Bowl.

Castore’s arrival gives Southern Brave a fresh platform. The club is building a new visual identity, and this partnership ensures that identity is carried properly by the players who represent it and the supporters who believe in it.

In that sense, this is more than a technical partnership.

It is part of how Southern Brave will step into 2026: sharper, more connected and ready to be seen.