Showing posts with label sport relief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sport relief. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 March 2012

HotSquash takes you from Bike to Boardroom

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During the Olympics, London’s traffic jammed streets will become the seventh circle of hell; so now’s the time to think of alternative ways of getting to work. One way is by bike and whether you would prefer to hop on the back of a ‘fold up’ Brompton, a vintage Pashley Princess or a trusty ‘Boris’ London bike; make sure you let HotSquash’s new SS12 collection take you from Bike to Boardroom in style.

What’s special about this collection is that while you energetically (or if you wish to more casually) cycle; the hidden ‘Thermo Cool’ technology in the fabric keeps you cool so you just breeze straight into work without breaking a sweat.

If you’re an avid cycler or if you’re thinking about taking up cycling; don’t forget National Bike Week 16th-24th June too.

10% of all sales made up until midnight Sunday 25th March will go to Sport Relief. http://www.hotsquash.com/




Saturday, 3 March 2012

THE £5 DESIGNER BAG - Sainsbury's and Matthew Williamson join forces for Sport Relief




Internationally acclaimed British designer Matthew Williamson has collaborated with Sainsbury’s to create limited edition stylish shoppers to raise money for Sport Relief. The retailer will be launching the Matthew Williamson for Sport Relief shopping bags exclusively from 15th February 2012.
Known for designs inspired by nature, Matthew has emblazoned the shoppers with an exotic banana leaf print available in three of the season's must have colours; pink, turquoise and mint. Whether opting for the rose pink/berry, turquoise/indigo or mint/chocolatecombination, these bags are set to be spring's most sought after accessory.

Priced at £5, the designer canvas shoppers provide a stylish alternative to the Bag for Life - as well as the feel good factor - with at least £1.50 from each bag going directly to Comic Relief. All the money raised by the public for Sport Relief will help people living unimaginably tough lives on your doorstep in the UK and across the world's poorest countries.

Matthew Williamson comments: "Sport Relief supports projects which are very dear to my heart and I consider it an honour that I'm able to join forces with Sainsbury's to help raise money for Sport Relief with these stylish shoppers".