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Born and raised in France, Cecile Blanco has nurtured a passion for fashion and style since childhood. Her image consulting style is down-to-earth and realistic that achieves maximum results with each individual who consults with her. She directs her efforts toward capturing each client’s needs by listening carefully to their personal and professional image goals.
LONDON, 23rd April. The 09/10 PUMA® England Rugby League Kit has been official launched today on St. George’s Day by www.RugbyLeagueOnline.co.uk. As an emblem of pride across England, the cross of St George empowers this kit design and it seemed only right that this day was chosen to mark the identity of a team whose campaign on home soil later this year is so highly anticipated.
Phil Williams, Marketing Manager, RFL states: “With the Four Nations on the horizon this autumn I’m sure fans will relish wearing this new England shirt with pride. It was striking during the World Cup just how many England fans were out there in Australia wearing England’s colours and I hope we’ll see the same this year starting with the international against France in June.â€
Roger Harrison, Marketing Director, PUMA UK, said: “The innovative 09/10 England RL Kit is a powerful reminder to Rugby League supporters of England’s national identity. In a few months time, the team will walk out wearing the intimidating and authoritative design, backed by eager supporters that share the national spirit and determination that the St. George symbol has come to stand for in English sport today.’
The England kit has today been launched at www.RugbyLeagueOnline.co.uk alongside the official new Leisurewear and Accessories ranges which are also available to buy now. The team’s official Trainingwear range is due to be launched in advance of the summer weather on the website from 29th May 2009.
The Kit Team are the PUMA Licensee for PRO Teamsports (UK and Ireland), making the Technical Kit the England Team wear on field. They are also the Official Merchandise Partner to the Rugby Football League.
Julie Orange, Marketing Manager, The Kit Team, states: “Today’s Kit launch is great news for supporters and Rugby players of all abilities too. The official RFL England Merchandise website is giving away up to 25% off PUMA Rugby Boots and Equipment to celebrate the launch of this fantastic Kit.â€
So what does England Pride mean to you? Visit www.RugbyLeagueOnline.co.uk/Pride for your chance to win the NEW England Shirt worth £45! Hurry ends 30th June 2009.
The Kit Team now brings the elite PUMA brand that the England team play in, to grassroots Rugby teams. Available only from The Kit Team, amateur Rugby clubs are now exclusively given the power to design their very own PUMA Kit. Available now, call 0845 680 1204 for more details and to speak with your local Business Development Manager, or visit www.TheKitTeam.com.
England RL Media Enquires – Craig Spence – office + 44 113 2375581
Rugby League Online Media Enquiries – Julie Orange – mob + 44 7843 598 292
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The Kit Team
The Kit Team is PUMA’s Licensee for PRO Teamsports for the UK & Ireland and are also the Official Merchandise Partner to the Rugby Football League. They design, manufacture and deliver Kit and Trainingwear to the PUMA professional portfolio of Football, Rugby Union and Rugby League clubs, including Reading FC, Bristol City FC, England Rugby League, St Helens Rugby League and Bath Rugby Union. The Kit Team now brings this same PUMA service to grassroots sport. The Kit Team understand the differences and similarities between the professional and amateur player requirements, serving educational establishments and the grassroots marketplace. Their commitment to grassroots teams is to provide quality Teamwear, conveniently and reliably; with a focus upon service and supply, vowing to provide grassroots teams with “Your Kit, Your Wayâ€. For more information please visit www.TheKitTeam.com.
Dr. Murray Trillionaire is a reknowned world expert with doctoral degrees in Yiddish Country Music from Brigham Young University and the History of Medieval New Jersey from the University of Atlantic City. He is the founder of the psychological school of thought commonly known as Trillionairism that believes that the answers to all of mankind’s problems can be found in the lyrics of pop songs from the 80s (particularly those from Culture Club). He is a tireless advocate of getting paper mache building recognized as an Olympic sport but is not sure if it should be part of the Summer or Winter Games. Get to know more about Murray by visiting his website http://www.murraytrillionaire.com or his blog at http://blog.murraytrillionaire.com.
Do Australian girls wear underwear(swim shorts) under swimsuit ?
Do Australian women wear underwear(swim shorts) when wearing their swimsuit ?
Do you have swim shorts in Australia ?
Just wondering because JAPANESE do have swim shorts to wear under the swimsuit to prevent pubic hair from escaping out the side of the swimming suit/bikini and prevent from transparency of wet swimsuit/bikini showing through the pubic hair. (Japanese ladies tend to be very hairy and dark haired down there)
Even Japanese teenagers are wearing it.
http://www.fashion-swim.com/pr-shop/skw980.html
No we don’t. The only time you’d see an Australian girl wearing multiple layers while swimming is when she’s wearing a one-piece bathing suit and a bikini top underneath for support.
Online pants store: Pants-Wholesale.com, Mens & Womens pants
