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Discover the power of cold plunging with The Cold Life. Boost energy, reduce inflammation, and embrace wellness with our one of a kind cold plunge bundle.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#2945A3
Sapphire
41, 69, 163
226, 60, 40
75, 58, 0, 36
#8BB1E7
Cornflower
139, 177, 231
215, 66, 73
40, 23, 0, 9
#721C24
Persian Plum
114, 28, 36
354, 61, 28
0, 75, 68, 55
The ColdLife is a brand that is passionate about cold plunging and wellness. They offer a premium plunge, designed with a patent-pending technology, to bring you the ultimate cold therapy experience. Founded by Kyle, Sam, and Alex, the brand was born out of their desire for a new spark of energy.
They had tried cold showers before, but wanted something more immersive. After experimenting with a plastic tub and ice, they realized the potential of cold plunging for their daily routine. However, they also encountered challenges with insulation and clean water.
This led them to think about their custom tumbler mugs and how they could apply the same principles to a cold plunge. After a year of hard work and collaboration with engineers and designers, they proudly present The Cold Life Plunge. Their mission is to make cold plunging as common as getting a workout, and they achieve this by manufacturing their products in the USA.
Join The ColdLife in bringing the benefits of cold plunging to you and your community
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How do I download the The Cold Life logo?
The The Cold Life logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are The Cold Life's brand colors?
The The Cold Life color palette uses the hex codes #2945A3, #8BB1E7 and #721C24.
The The Cold Life name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of The Cold Life and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by The Cold Life. Their use is subject to The Cold Life's brand guidelines.
