Northamptonshire County Cricket Club are delighted to announce that Cavani (formerly House of Cavani) will be an Official Club Partner for the 2026 season.

Cavani specialise in crafting exceptional suits for every occasion. The blending of sleek and modern tailoring with Italian flair allows you to feel sophisticated in the finer moments of your most important days. With an unparallelled selection of clothing and a seamless website experience, ensure your outfit is ready for the perfect occasion.

Sukhi Mondair, CEO of Cavani, said: “Our partnership with Northamptonshire County Cricket Club has always felt like a natural fit in that they fully appreciate what it means to represent something with pride.

Cricket, at its best, is a sport of excellence and precision, and that alignment with Cavani’s own values made this partnership a natural one from the outset. Extending the partnership into another season reflects the strength of the relationship we have built together.

At Cavani, we hold ourselves at an uncompromising standard in the quality of every garment we produce and the partnerships we choose to invest in. To see that standard reflected in how Northamptonshire presents itself, from the coin toss to the boardroom, is exactly the kind of impact we set out to have. We look forward to deepening the relationship and to the season ahead.”

As part of the partnership, Cavani will provide County Championship captain, Luke Procter, with a branded NCCC jacket before the captain’s coin toss before each four-day match.

The Cavani team will also be welcomed to cinch County Ground to enjoy some matchday hospitality throughout the summer.

“It is great to continue our partnership with Cavani and we are truly excited about this partnership,” Chief Operating Officer at Northamptonshire, Daniel Vernon, said.

“Providing our County Championship captain with a branded jacket is a brilliant addition to our partnership with Cavani and adds class. I’m looking forward to welcoming the Cavani team to 1878 Business Club events and to cinch County Ground this summer.”