MLB partners with STRAUSS to become 1st brand partner on batting helmets
Major League Baseball on Friday announced a new multiyear international partnership with European workwear leader STRAUSS that makes the German company the Official Workwear Partner of MLB. The partnership marks STRAUSS’ first league-wide deal in the United States.
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