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Like Kanye and Bieber and all the modern-day greats, The Ringer now has merchandise for sale, no concert attendance or line-waiting necessary. We are excited to offer a few different T-shirt and sweatshirt options. Five dollars from each purchase will benefit charity: water. Buy your merchandise here:
Below are a couple of sample items. Both of these sweatshirts come in different colors, and there’s even a crew neck. You can also get them as T-shirts.
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