Announcing Our Kickstarter Campaign

The Tribe Has Spoken … And We’ve Been Listening

You‘ve told us you want MORE ice-shaped LETTERS.

You‘ve told us you want ALL THE LETTERS of the alphabet 

ALRIGHTY!

We're super excited to announce our KICKSTARTER campaign to help us raise the money to produce the remaining 13 letters of the alphabet.

 

 

What’s Kickstarter? 

It’s a crowdfunding campaign to help us kick start production.

If we reach our funding goal, we’re ready to produce:
E F H I K L P Q T U X Y

In time for Christmas presents for Effie, Fred, Harry, Isla, Katherine, Luke, Oliver, Patrick, Queen, Tayla, Ursula, Xander and Yusuf.

And with every letter available the possibilities are so exciting! 

Personal-ice drinks at

  • Engagement parties
  • Weddings
  • Kids birthday parties
  • All sorts of celebrations and events
  • Plus get gifts sorted for all your family and friends. 

Kickstarter is launching at 8.00am on Tuesday 14 June and we’ve put some awesome rewards together for everyone who supports us.

 Can we count on you?

We’ll share all the details as we get closer to launch.

Let’s get this party started!

DrinksPlinks Let's Get The Party Started



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