We teamed up with Band of Climbers earlier this year to produce our first supporters’ t-shirts. Designed by contributor to The British Continental Greg Trowman, the t-shirts are available in two colourways in both men’s and women’s fits.
The t-shirts are made from 100% ring spun organic cotton and have a ‘slimmer fit’. The price is £23.99 (plus postage) and the generous people at Band of Climbers will give 90% of the profits back to The British Continental. You can order the t-shirts here.
These sales will help … All of the content produced on the site is done for free by fans, riders and the wider cycling community
These sales will help. We run The British Continental because we’re bike racing fans. All of the content produced on the site (and our podcast) is done for free by fans, riders and the wider cycling community because we are all passionate about domestic bike racing.
We don’t begrudge this of course. It’s genuinely a lot of fun and we love what we do. And it’s totally fine to read without buying anything. But the financial support we hope to get from t-shirt sales will help cover our costs and make our endeavours a bit more sustainable.
Images by Chris Auld.
We teamed up with Band of Climbers earlier this year to produce our first supporters’ t-shirts. Designed by contributor to The British Continental Greg Trowman, the t-shirts are available in two colourways in both men’s and women’s fits.
The t-shirts are made from 100% ring spun organic cotton and have a ‘slimmer fit’. The price is £23.99 (plus postage) and the generous people at Band of Climbers will give 90% of the profits back to The British Continental. You can order the t-shirts here.
These sales will help. We run The British Continental because we’re bike racing fans. All of the content produced on the site (and our podcast) is done for free by fans, riders and the wider cycling community because we are all passionate about domestic bike racing.
We don’t begrudge this of course. It’s genuinely a lot of fun and we love what we do. And it’s totally fine to read without buying anything. But the financial support we hope to get from t-shirt sales will help cover our costs and make our endeavours a bit more sustainable.
Images by Chris Auld.
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