CRL and Dynasty Sport seal three-year Official Apparel Partner deal
Canterbury Rugby League is excited to announce Dynasty Sport as our Official Apparel Partner for the next three years.
As part of the agreement, Dynasty Sport will be CRL’s exclusive supplier of on- and off-field teamwear, as well as supporter apparel, until 2029.
Dynasty Sport co-founder Tyler Rakich said the partnership with Canterbury Rugby League reflects Dynasty’s strong belief in supporting rugby league communities throughout the South Island and across New Zealand.
“We believe grassroots rugby league is the foundation of the game, and Canterbury Rugby League represents everything that makes the sport strong in the South Island,” Rakich explained.
“We’re proud to support clubs from junior grades through to representative pathways, delivering premium custom apparel that players, coaches and volunteers are genuinely proud to wear.
“This partnership strengthens our commitment not just in Canterbury, but right across New Zealand. We’re focused on ensuring every team has access to high-quality, fully custom sportswear that reflects their identity and tells their story every time they pull on the jersey.”
Canterbury Rugby League joins New Zealand Rugby League, and NRL clubs the Warriors, Manly Sea Eagles, Gold Coast Titans and North Queensland Cowboys, among rugby league organisations to team with Dynasty Sports as an Official Apparel Partner.
“CRL is delighted to announce this new partnership with Dynasty, a brand we recognise as a leader within the rugby league landscape,” Canterbury Rugby League CEO Malcolm Humm said.
“Their apparel has consistently proven its ability to withstand the demands of our game, both on and off the field.
“Throughout the tender process, CRL sought extensive feedback from players and coaches. Dynasty’s range emerged as a clear standout, meeting the performance, comfort and durability standards our athletes expect.
“We are pleased to be partnering with a supplier that aligns so strongly with the needs of our players and the future of our representative programmes.”
