Fucking Young! has teamed up with Julian Zigerli to give away this cosy Cat Sweater to one lucky winner. The cat on the Sweater is called Mono and is the Boss in the Zigerli family, always wearing shirts to the mouse hunt.
The sweater is part of the new Julian Zigerli “Me, my cat and I” collection.
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Enter through Instagram in the steps below to ensure you’re eligible for the prize:
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Contest details:
Entrants must follow Julian Zigerli & Fucking Young on Instagram and comment THIS photo with the name of your first cat. This giveaway is open to everyone aged 18 or over internationally. The giveaway begins on August 23 and closes on August 31 2017 at 00.00 GMT. The winner will be randomly chosen and contacted via Instagram direct message and win this Cat Sweater from Julian Zigerli! This giveaway is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram.
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