Football team Bedell AFC unveiled the world’s first see-through kit to raise awareness of a critical issue

Apart from raising the enthusiasm of millions of fans, sports stars and teams have also lent their voices to raise awareness about many important issues including health. Taking the message forward, an English football club renowned for their novelty kits has come up with the world’s first “see-through” football kit to get people talking about a very good cause.

Bedale AFC has teamed up with sausage firm Heck to launch the world’s first “see-through” soccer kit. The campaign has been created to try and help raise money for Prostate Cancer UK, a charity that does outstanding work to combat cancer across England. Their collaboration is raising awareness among men about two of Britain’s biggest killers – prostate and testicular cancer.

according to Mirror UK As per the report, the new kit is completely transparent, with big white arrows pointing down to the relevant area, along with the text, “Don’t forget to check.” The new kit creatively swaps out the heck of sponsors for ‘Check’ branding. Encourage men to speak openly, get themselves tested regularly and help raise awareness of the different forms of cancer that can be caught early with regular self-exams.

While the unique kit may not be suitable for on-field action, fans can purchase a complete kit from historicfootballshirts.co.uk for GBP 79.99 (about Rs 8,182). The North Riding League organization is hoping to raise GBP 250,000 for the charity and is pledging to donate GBP 5 for each kit sold.

Check out the kit here:

This is not the first time the North Yorkshire team has used such a creative themed kit. Eccentric Club had previously made similar kits inspired by sausage and mash, a BBQ goalie shirt and cheese garter.

Heck Food has been a sponsor of the club for a few years now and they continue to push the boundaries with eye-catching designs. Club president Martin Combs said the new kit is not only “the world’s first see-through kit”. But it also has a difficult message for men to “talk together” and encourage them to “check in”, as the report further noted.

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