Beg Your Pardon suits 36ers
9 Aug
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The Adelaide 36ers are excited Beg Your Pardon has extended their deal as a corporate partner for the NBL23 season.
Beg Your Pardon owner Michael Bois said the partnership was more than suitable and is excited to be involved again this season.
“Making suits for the players is always a pleasure. Their enthusiasm and confidence guide our creativity, and the results speak for themselves,” Bois said.
“The club has embraces us and we feel a genuine sense of family among the management, staff and players.”
Adelaide 36ers CEO Nic Barbato said the club was again thrilled to partner with Beg Your Pardon.
“The complexity of fitting some of the taller players requires real skill, and Beg Your Pardon has proven their ability to do this time and time again. You could say, they’re a perfect fit for our club,” Barbato said.
Beg Your Pardon has been the official tailor for the club since 2019, offering suit solutions for all shapes and sizes and free consultations to new customers.

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