Skechers, The Comfort Technology Company, has announced the continuation of its partnership with the Mumbai Indians Women’s team for a third consecutive season as the defending champions gear up for the India Women’s T20 League 2026. The association builds on a successful title-winning campaign in 2025 and reinforces a shared commitment to performance, resilience and excellence.
As the Official Kit Partner, Skechers will once again outfit the Mumbai Indians Women’s squad with performance-driven jerseys designed for comfort, flexibility and durability during high-intensity gameplay. The latest kit reflects the team’s championship journey, combining functional design with the spirit of consistency and determination that has defined their success on the field.
The 2026 campaign spotlights Mumbai Indians Captain Harmanpreet Kaur alongside key players Amanjot Kaur and Amelia Kerr. Through detailed visuals and storytelling, the campaign highlights the craftsmanship behind the jersey while capturing the grit, focus and competitive edge of the players.
To mark the start of the season, Skechers hosted an exclusive meet-and-greet at its Seawoods store in Navi Mumbai, featuring Mumbai Indians players Natalie Sciver-Brunt, Sajeevan Sajana and Sanskriti Gupta. The event brought together young cricketers and fans, underlining Skechers’ ongoing focus on grassroots development and inspiring the next generation of athletes.
Commenting on the partnership, Rahul Vira, CEO, Skechers South Asia Pvt. Ltd., said the continued association celebrates athletes and the core values of high-performance sport, including courage, resilience and team spirit. A Mumbai Indians spokesperson added that the long-term partnership continues to evolve, driven by shared ambitions and innovation.
As the India Women’s T20 League 2026 unfolds, Skechers and Mumbai Indians aim to strengthen fan engagement through match-led experiences and on-ground initiatives, translating their championship mindset into deeper connections with cricket audiences across India.
