Icebreaker - Pure Merino

We’re bagging synthetics at New York City’s Paragon Sports this week!

Check out the live seamstress in the window - she’s turning your stinky old synthetic t shirts into running shoe bags.  Synthetic tops make great plastic bags - but aren’t great to run in.  Icebreaker merino smells better, feels better and performs better - try it!

For those of you in NYC, pop on down and visit Molly and the team - you’ll get a great discount on our Icebreaker GT range and get a free pair of socks.

We are “bagging synthetics” this week!

Bring your synthetic t-shirt into Paragon Sports flagship store on 18th and Broadway (New York City, USA) from Monday 5th October and a live seamstress sitting in the store window will turn it into a reusable running shoe bag for free!

New York Marathoners and aspiring marathoners will also receive 26.2% off their Icebreaker GT purchase and a free pair of Icebreaker socks (from October 5th to 12th).

Synthetic tops make great plastic bags – but aren’t great to run in. They stink after a run, feel unnatural, and are made from oil.

Our apparel is the natural alternative to synthetics – it feels better, doesn’t hold odor, is better for the environment and is biodegradable. Because you can run in Icebreaker for weeks without washing it, energy costs are reduced and less detergents are put into the environment.

Here are the details for the event:

Monday, October 5 to Monday, October 12
11 am – 7 pm
Paragon Sports
867 Broadway at 18th Street, NYC

See you there!

Support the Nepal Orphan Help Center by making a donation here, and you can be in the draw to win prize pack including a return flight to Nepal, an Intrepid Travel trip and Icebreaker clothing.  Simply post your donation receipt number on the Capital Cause website, or through Facebook, and  guess the weight of the backpack shown in the photo and you could be on your way very soon!  The official weigh in will take place at Wellington airport on the 31st of July - that’s only just over two weeks away.  Good luck!

Click here to view a video of the Orphan Help Centre.