JumpFromPaper® is a stylish accessory brand designing bags with boldness and playfulness, with an attempt to fulfill everyone’s childhood fantasy. Created by the designer duo Chay and Rika in 2010, JumpFromPaper® started as a small run is now hit in over 25 countries worldwide.
Colorful, quirky and always with a sense of humor, JumpFromPaper® stands for the passion to make laughs, and encourages people to let their imagination go wild. Not only served as a perfect expression of individualism and uniqueness for new generations, it also speaks the philosophy of designer duo Chay and Rika, “ Why take everything so serious?”
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Contest details:
Entrants must ‘like’ both the JumpFromPaper and Fucking Young! Facebook Pages. This giveaway is open to everyone aged 18 or over internationally. The giveaway begins on March 31st and closes on April 6th 2014 at 12.00pm GMT. The winners will be randomly chosen and contacted via Facebook message and Facebook email and winthis “Spaceman” Bag by JumpFromPaper! If you already follow either of the two pages you will still be entered into the competition, provided you like the other before the competition closes. This giveaway is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook.
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Congratulations to Timi Letonja who is the winner of this “Spaceman” Bag by JumpFromPaper! Please contact us at contest@fuckingyoung.es within 3 days using the e-mail registered to your Facebook/Twitter account to claim your prize!
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