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Get yourself a free Emirates Team NZ T shirt!!

by emiratesteamnzstore.com on 31 May 2007
Emirates Team New Zealand NZL92 helmsman Dean Barker, tactician Terry Hutchinson and Barry MacKay wave to the crowds lining the channel as they return to base after winning their Louis vuitton Cup semi finals against Desafio Espanol ESP97 in race seven. You can buy the full range of Line 7 crew gear at the Emirates Team New Zealand Line 7 online shop Emirates Team New Zealand / Photo Chris Cameron ETNZ

Get yourself a free ETNZ T shirt!!

That's right ETNZ supporters...for a limited time all orders placed at our Official ETNZ Online store over NZ$200 receive a free 'Lets Bring It Home' T shirt worth $30. Offer applies while stock lasts so get in quick.

Buy your Emirates Team NZ crew gear at © Emirates Team New Zealand http://www.etnzblog.com
Buy your Emirates Team NZ crew gear at © Emirates Team New Zealand http://www.etnzblog.com

We want to thank you for your continued support and celebrate our team making it through to the Final. Make sure you and your friends are best dressed in Team gear as our team take on the mighty Luna Rossa in the LV Cup Final in what will be a re-match of the 2000 America's Cup.

Remember we have heaps of other Team wear, flags and accessories to help show your support for our boys on the boat and we ship world wide.

To shop now click here: www.emiratesteamnzstore.com

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