Fucking Young! has teamed up with Julian Zigerli to give away this one-of-a-kind football jacket to one lucky winner.
The Jacket is from the current “Larger Than Life” collection. Made out of the finest Italian wool with neon pink leather sleeves. Star shaped pressbuttons, a stitched on chest heart and a fit which fits both boys and girls turn this jacket into a MUST HAVE piece for every grey Winter day.
All you need to do is subscribe to Julian Zigerli’s Newsletter and add a photo of Julian Zigerli’s world/work with the hashtag #zigerlilove on Instagram. Follow Fucking Young & Julian Zigerli.
Selfie yourself wearing a Zigerli piece or post whatever you ♡ from the world wide web that is connected with Julian Zigerli.
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Contest details:
Entrants must follow Julian Zigerli & Fucking Young on Instagram and add a photo of Julian Zigerli’s world/work with the hashtag #zigerlilove. This giveaway is open to everyone aged 18 or over internationally. The giveaway begins on November 8th and closes on November 18th 2016 at 00.00 GMT. The winner will be randomly chosen and contacted via Instagram direct message and win this Pink Jacket from Julian Zigerli! This giveaway is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook or Instagram.
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Congratulations to @essieustasia who is the winner of this Pink Jacket from JULIAN ZIGERLI Please contact us at contest@fuckingyoung.es within 3 days using the e-mail registered to your Instagram account to claim your prize!
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