Daniel W. Fletcher's Beanies Support the Youth With Their Mental Health Concerns
Working with Sheep Inc. to raise awareness and money for the Be Well Collective.
British designer Daniel W. Fletcher has teamed up with Sheep Inc., a clothing company known for its ethical approach to making garments from wool, for the creation of a beanie capsule collection.
Using naturally carbon-negative (-0.91KG CO2e) wool, the collection comprises a beanie in “Deep Blue/Creamy White” or “Electric Pink/Hot Red” with both serving up a stripey design. The construction, which is 100% ultra-fine 19.5µ, mulesing-free, Merino wool piece that’s sourced from regenerative sheep stations in New Zealand, is complemented with an NFC tag made from carbon neutrally-produced castor bean-derived Ecopaxx, a “Be Well” tag, and a hand-finished “smit mark.”
The “Be Well” tag is in reference to the reason why these beanies were made. All of the profits will be donated to the Be Well Collective, which is “a charitable organization that tackles rising mental health concerns of the younger generation,” raising awareness and providing support to those in need.
Daniel W. Fletcher’s collaborative Sheep Inc. beanies retail for £80 GBP (approx. $107.50 USD). Take a closer look at them above, and shop the range online. You can also donate to the Be Well Collective here.
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