Milwaukee, WI, September 21, 2026 — The Milwaukee Bucks, the professional basketball team based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, have announced a new official sponsorship agreement. Uline, a distributor of shipping, industrial, and packaging materials, has been named the official jersey patch sponsor for the team.

This partnership designates Uline’s branding to be prominently displayed on the National Basketball Association (NBA) team’s game jerseys. The specific details regarding the commencement date of this sponsorship and the duration of the agreement were not immediately available. Financial terms of the sponsorship deal have also not been disclosed.

Uline is a privately held company founded in 1980 by Elizabeth and Richard Uihlein. The company operates numerous warehouses across the United States and Canada. Its product catalog features a wide array of items, including shipping supplies, industrial equipment, and safety products.

The placement of corporate logos on NBA jerseys became a significant development in the league starting with the 2017-18 season, allowing teams to generate new revenue streams through these partnerships. These patches typically appear on the upper left shoulder of the jersey, opposite the player’s number.

This agreement marks a new chapter in the Bucks’ commercial partnerships as they prepare for upcoming seasons. The team has historically sought collaborations that align with its presence in the Milwaukee community and its standing within the league. Information regarding any specific initiatives or activation plans tied to this sponsorship between the Milwaukee Bucks and Uline has not yet been released.


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