Brand My Jersey
Your brand, on my jersey
What it does
I'm 19, I run track and field and I'm building a startup. Ten sponsor spots on the jersey I compete and film in and the money buys the gear that launches it.
Fourteen sponsor spots on the jersey I train, race and film in. Pay by card, your logo runs with me.
I’m 19, a solo builder and a track & field athlete. What I’d love to have: a MacBook Pro, Apple M5 — the machine I build the company on. So I’m renting out the one surface people actually look at. I’m financing the machine I build the company on by selling the one surface people actually look at: the jersey I train, race and film in. Drag the jersey or the slider to see the back. Tap a zone to take it — card checkout, four to six months on the jersey. “Final look” is a preview with placeholder brands — every zone is still open. Every spot shows its current top bid. Pay by card and it’s yours — outbid before the end and you get refunded in full. Spots from 150 € Small · 200 € Medium · 500 €…from brandmyjersey.lol
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