Charitable apparel is a great way to look good and feel good. These fashionable pieces are designed with style and retailed with all the proceeds going towards a charity in need.
Catherine Malandrino and Mary J Blige created a line of simple and stylish tees for the 'Foundation For the Achievement of Women Now.' These simple shirts helped women across the country much like the Titillating Turbans intricate head wear, which gives its proceeds to breast cancer research. For the fans of geeky garments, the children's Apple sweater helps women in Bolivia afford heath care and education for their own children.
These examples of charitable apparel also include a line of fashion endorsed by well known celebrities. While Yoox.com's Fashion For Relief tees are backed by supermodel Naomi Campbell, the Akomplice clothing line pulls support from Joey Bada$$ and J Dilla.
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