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Tuesday, 27 March 2012

Talking2Minds Links up with Crash Bang Kids









TALKING2MINDS has brokered a lucrative deal with clothes wholesaler Crash Bang Kids.

The Surrey based firm has kindly agreed to donate 10 per cent of all orders placed through their website to our charity.
Crash Bang Kids supply Harrods, Bentalls and Fenwicks.
They are also in the final stages of negotiating a deal to distribute throughout Spain in El Corte Ingles, Europe's biggest department store.
Crash Bang Kids is the European distributor for Radicool products, the ultimate sun protection clothing.
The unique fabric and weave offers 100% protection from the sun’s harmful rays.
Skin cancer is the most common type cancer in the UK. There are 76,500 cases of non-melanoma cancer and 9,500 cases of the more dangerous melanoma. About 1,800 people in the UK die every year from melanoma skin cancer.
The main cause of melanoma skin cancer is exposure to short periods of intense sunlight - the kind of exposure people get on a two-week holiday.
Crash Bang Kids supply a huge range of swimwear, sunhats, rash vests, ski wear – even a UV protected tent.
They also have an adult range too.
Lulu Nash, of Crash Bang Kids said: “Talking2Minds is an efficient and effective charity treating our greatest heros and Crash Bang Kids is delighted to do its bit to help.”



Lulu Nash
















Neville Thurlbeck, PR Director for Talking2Minds, said: “I am absolutely delighted to have brokered this deal for Talking2Minds and to welcome Crash Bang Kids to our cause.
"It is a unique company with a fantastic brand. We are hugely grateful to them.”

Crash Bang Kids will be exhibiting at the Spirit of Summer Fair at Olympia from May 16-19.

For more details on Crash Bang Kids products, go to:
www.crashbangkids.co.uk




www.talking2minds.co.uk










1 comment:

  1. kids dresses28 April 2012 09:56

    Clothes keep us from too much rays from the sun that may cause skin cancer. This is only one among the benefits of clothing.

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