We're teaming up with Kitbag, official retail partner of Ryder Cup Europe, to offer readers of The Herald, Sunday Herald, and heraldscotland.com an exclusive 10% discount on the fan range of gear for the tournament at Gleneagles.
This is the first time leisurewear has been designed specifically for supporters of the European Team, and came about after captain Paul McGinley decided he wanted to offer something other than replicas of the players' outfits.
He's had a hand in designing the striking gear, and is seen here modelling the polo shirt. It, and the female equivalent, sell at £40. There's also a unisex fleece at £50, and a soft-shell jacket for £65.
But our readers can save 10% on each purchase through our partnership with Kitbag.
A Kitbag spokesman said: "The range is already selling fantastically well, and they'll be sold out soon, so the message is: get one while you still can!"
To buy, go here
To redeem your exclusive discount, enter HERALDRCE at the checkout to redeem your 10% discount. There's a limit of one redemption per email address and the offer expires at midnight on September 22.
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