Custom Built Joinery confirmed as Warm-Up Shirt Partner

Clyde FC is delighted to welcome Custom Built Joinery as a new commercial partner for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The partnership includes branding on the first team’s warm-up shirts, with business owner Alister Milne choosing to dedicate this element of the sponsorship to the Glasgow Branch in recognition of its long-standing support of the Bully Wee.

Alister, himself a Clyde supporter and member of the Glasgow Branch, was keen to use the opportunity to recognise the contribution the Branch and its members have made to the club over many years.

Clyde FC Chief Executive David Alexander said:

“We’re delighted to welcome Custom Built Joinery as a commercial partner and would like to thank Alister for his generous backing of the club.

“It’s a fantastic gesture to use this opportunity to recognise the Glasgow Branch. We’re grateful to Alister and Custom Built Joinery for making this possible, and we hope this marks another positive step in strengthening the relationship between the club and the Glasgow Branch.”

Alister Milne, owner of Custom Built Joinery, said:

“As a Clyde supporter and Glasgow Branch member, I wanted to find a way of supporting the club through my business while also doing something for the Branch.

“The Glasgow Branch means a lot to its members, and it’s been great to see the players already wearing warm-up shirts featuring the Branch logo. I think the shirts will be popular with the fans.”

David Middleton, Chair of the Glasgow Branch, added:

“We’re extremely grateful to Alister for this generous gesture. Having the Glasgow Branch logo on the team’s warm-up shirts is something our members can take real pride in.

“We’re looking forward to continuing to support the club and pushing for promotion to League 1.”

Everyone at Clyde FC thanks Alister Milne and Custom Built Joinery for their valued support.

The Glasgow Branch branded warm-up tops can be purchased through the Club Shop.

Find out more about Custom Built Joinery by visiting their website