Huddersfield Town announces Envy Fireplaces as newest signing
As Huddersfield Town begins preparations for another season in the Championship, the West Yorkshire football club has signed a new commercial partnership with Milnsbridge-based Envy Fireplaces.
Envy Fireplaces is a fireplace and surrounds business that specialises in bespoke fireplaces to suit numerous needs.
Chris Worsley, owner of Envy Fireplaces, said: “I am looking forward to working with Huddersfield Town next season. The Club has a great commercial team and is massively community focused, which makes this the ideal partnership for Envy Fireplaces.
“The fireplace is an integral part of the home, not just aesthetically but also functionally. It should reflect your personality, taste and sense of style as well as demands for efficiency and usability.
“With years of experience and one of the most comprehensive ranges of quality, modern fireplace and surrounds in Yorkshire, Envy Fireplaces will help you create a uniquely beautiful and efficient focal point to your home.”
Sean Jarvis, Huddersfield Town’s commercial director, added: “The Club is delighted that Envy Fireplaces has come on board to join our commercial family.
“Envy is a great local business with lots of quality products to offer. We look forward to developing the partnership in the 2015/16 season.”
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