Items purchased in store directly benefit charity
Motorsport fans looking to buy official TT merchandise this year can do so whilst making a difference for palliative care patients on the Island.
For the third time Hospice Isle of Man is stocking branded goods in store with all profits going to the charity.
The collection includes items from the Isle of Man TT Races brand as well as a large selection from Duke Marketing.
Last year, thanks to a profit margin of around 50-60 percent, the Duke Street store made around £40,000 on £80,000 of sales.
Lisa Callister is the Store Supervisor for Hospice's Duke and Strand Street shops:
This year's TT products are also available in Ramsey and Peel.
Hospice is also running a competition this TT to win a Honda MSX125 Grom Motorbike sponsored in memory of Robert 'Sharky' Meijer - you can enter HERE.
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