The mini SHOP. Help a good cause

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Today giving a lot of head and several friend requests, it's time to announce that The Bald Rigger will have 3 products available. They will be a cup, a shirt and a bottle.


The Cup:

A cup with an exclusive design called "The Bald Rigger", perfect for enjoying your favorite drinks. It is an ideal product to give away or for personal use, with an attractive design that combines functionality and solidarity.


The bottle:

Make your hydration an act of solidarity with this 750 ml aluminum water bottle, which in addition to being functional and elegant, helps a good cause. Its minimalist design with The Bald Rigger logo and its compact size make it the perfect accessory for your daily routine, keeping your drinks cool for longer.

T-shirt

The Bald Rigger technical t-shirt is a sports garment designed for lovers of style and functionality. It is white, which makes it light and versatile.


In terms of design, it has the The Bald Rigger logo printed on the front, along with a series of danger signs, providing a bold and risky touch.


The shirt is made with technical materials that favor breathability and comfort, ideal for sports or outdoor activities, although its design also makes it a striking piece for a casual and urban look.

You can order them by WhatsApp at +34667259493, by contacting the blog thebaldrigger.blogspot.com or on the page https://thebaldrigger.yupopstore.com/.

ATTENTION!! For your information, 1 € of each sale will go to the https://parkinsongaliciacoruna.org/ to help the sick and research the disease.









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