ASOS and Deliveroo partner for football-themed World Cup collab

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ASOS and Deliveroo have partnered together to allow consumers to order ASOS Design football shirts via the Deliveroo app.

The Deliveroo service will only be available to customers based in Greater London and Manchester. Consumers will be able to order up to two shirts per and have 15 designs to pick from including England, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Portugal and Germany.

The designs feature baby tees, off the shoulder tops, tanks and oversized t-shirts, oversized polos and bandeaus and are priced between £12 to £22.



Vanessa Spence, executive vice president of brand and creative at ASOS, said: “At ASOS, we love tapping into the moments that matter to our customers.

“Partnering with Deliveroo lets us meet them right where they are – whether that’s getting match-day ready at the last minute or leaning into the energy and emotional rollercoaster of the game. It’s about making style feel easy, relevant, and part of real life.”

Suzy McClintock, VP consumer and new verticals at Deliveroo added: “Our new partnership with ASOS redefines what convenience means during a busy sporting summer. Deliveroo is already a trusted part of the match-day experience, helping customers get everything they need delivered on demand, from meals and groceries to beauty, health and retail essentials.

“Expanding our retail offering with ASOS is an exciting step that gives fans an easy way to complete their plans, whether that’s stocking up for a watch party or getting last-minute fashion essentials delivered to their door.”

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ASOS and Deliveroo have partnered together to allow consumers to order ASOS Design football shirts via the Deliveroo app.

The Deliveroo service will only be available to customers based in Greater London and Manchester. Consumers will be able to order up to two shirts per and have 15 designs to pick from including England, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Portugal and Germany.

The designs feature baby tees, off the shoulder tops, tanks and oversized t-shirts, oversized polos and bandeaus and are priced between £12 to £22.



Vanessa Spence, executive vice president of brand and creative at ASOS, said: “At ASOS, we love tapping into the moments that matter to our customers.

“Partnering with Deliveroo lets us meet them right where they are – whether that’s getting match-day ready at the last minute or leaning into the energy and emotional rollercoaster of the game. It’s about making style feel easy, relevant, and part of real life.”

Suzy McClintock, VP consumer and new verticals at Deliveroo added: “Our new partnership with ASOS redefines what convenience means during a busy sporting summer. Deliveroo is already a trusted part of the match-day experience, helping customers get everything they need delivered on demand, from meals and groceries to beauty, health and retail essentials.

“Expanding our retail offering with ASOS is an exciting step that gives fans an easy way to complete their plans, whether that’s stocking up for a watch party or getting last-minute fashion essentials delivered to their door.”

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