Touch Football Australia (TFA) and Queensland Touch Football (QTF) have today announced eight (8) successful apparel licensees under their amalgamated Apparel Licensing Program (ALP) for the 2026-2028 period.
The ALP was initially announced in late November last year, marking a transition by TFA and QTF from independent apparel licensing models to a unified framework.
The ALP has been established to deliver a more streamlined and consistent apparel licensing framework for Touch Football, improving efficiency across uniform supply while reducing the overall financial burden on participants at club, affiliate, regional, and state levels.
Each licensee has been provided a non-exclusive license to use TFA and QTF intellectual property (IP), logos, and brand on approved playing uniforms and apparel (noting that TFA IP encompasses all Alliance States and Territories: ACT, VIC, TAS, SA, WA, NT).
The successful companies join New Balance and Tribal Sport, who also hold licenses as existing apparel partners of TFA and QTF.
The following companies have been approved as apparel licensees, which will operate from 1 March 2026 to 31 July 2028 for a total period of twenty-nine (29) months.
- EV2 Sportswear
- ID Athletic
- Inferno
- Under Armour
- KBS Sportswear
- New Balance
- Paladin
- S-Trend
- Struddys
- Tribal Sport
TFA and QTF look forward to working with the appointed licensees throughout the duration of the ALP to deliver a consistent, efficient, and high-quality uniform and apparel experience for Touch Football participants nationwide.
For further information regarding the ALP, please contact commercial@touchfootball.com.au and/or Rachael Stacey (QTF Manager Commercial, Events, Strategy) rachael@qldtouch.com.au.
