The countdown to the Paris 2024 Olympics has started gaining momentum. Fans and teams are trying out new ways to cheer and support their countries and favorite athletes. Along similar lines, Team USA enthusiasts have come up with a remarkable way to showcase their love and support for their favorite athletes.

Departing from traditional fan gear, they are now embracing an innovative and creative approach to display their team spirit. In collaboration with Ephemeral Tattoo, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee presents an exclusive opportunity for fans to sport made-to-fade tattoos. Now, this comes with various burning questions: temporary or permanent? Who can get it done and from where? Let’s find out!

Olympics Pride with Made-To-Fade Tattoos 

The history of the Olympics and Paralympics has already witnessed participants commemorating their remarkable experiences with permanent tattoos, symbolizing their triumphs and dedication. Like Chris Jacobs, an American swimmer who tattooed Olympic rings after making a victory in the 1988 Seoul Olympics. However, for fans who wish to express their fervor for Team USA in a more temporary yet meaningful manner, the made-to-fade tattoos have emerged as an innovative solution. 

Partnering with Ephemeral Tattoo, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee has introduced a range of ten delightful flash tattoos for fans to choose from. These artistic designs, adorning the iconic symbols of the Olympic Rings and the Paralympic Agitos, allow fans to proudly display their support for the team and the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics. 

Bridge to Reconnect with Live Event

Not only fans but Team USA athlete wrestling champion, Jordan Burroughs also shared his words on this. “Team USA has never done anything like this and it’s so fun that we get to bring fans in on this athlete tattoo tradition, especially because I know so many Team USA athletes—including me—who have ink,” Burroughs added. 

According to Forbes, Paris 2024 Olympics starting from Fri, Jul 26, 2024 holds special significance for Team USA supporters. It marks the first opportunity since Pyeongchang 2018 for fans to attend the Games in person.

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With pandemic-induced restrictions impacting the Tokyo Games and the upcoming Beijing 2022 Games, the prospect of witnessing the grand spectacle live in Paris is a dream come true for fans. 

The fan event at Ephemeral Tattoo in Los Angeles further reinforces the sense of unity and excitement among enthusiasts. Interested fans can signup at “teamusa.com/roadtoparis” from 26th July to 31st August and grab the chance to win a free Tattoo of Team USA.

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