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Topshop, Topman & Calm Created 'Care Sewn In' with Self-Care Labels

— October 11, 2019 — Lifestyle
For World Mental Health Day, Topshop and Topman joined forces with CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) to create a clothing collection called Care Sewn In. The 13-piece range boasts large care labels on the backs of t-shirts and hoodies that provide instructions for mental well-being, such as "don't handle problems on your own" and "talk to a mate to iron them out." These tips put a twist on the kinds of garment care instructions that are usually seen on garments, and serve as a reminder that it's just as important to look after one's mental well-being.

On the front side of the clothing pieces, there are words like "Fragile," and "Talk Talk Talk."

The project is part of a CALM campaign called Let What’s Inside Out that's centered on starting conversations about mental health.

Trend Themes

  1. Mental Well-being Fashion — Opportunity to incorporate care labels with mental well-being instructions on clothing pieces.
  2. Conversation-starting Apparel — Potential for apparel with thought-provoking messages to spark discussions about mental health.
  3. Self-care Clothing Collections — Emerging trend of clothing lines promoting self-care and mental well-being through design and messaging.

Industry Implications

  1. Fashion — Fashion industry can explore incorporating mental well-being instructions on clothing labels for a new customer experience.
  2. Mental Health — Opportunity for mental health organizations to collaborate with fashion brands to create clothing pieces that raise awareness and encourage conversations about mental well-being.
  3. Marketing and Advertising — Marketing agencies can help brands develop campaigns focused on self-care clothing lines to resonate with consumers' growing interest in mental well-being.
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