“Distance Couture is a collection designed to make people stay tf away from you. It’s basically PPE for civilians. Our t-shirts make social distancing just that little bit easier by keeping close talkers at bay and scaring off that bloke who gets up in your space in the fruit & veg aisle. And all profits go straight to the NHS, via NHS Charities Together. Don’t just stay alert. Stay tf away from each other”. ❤️

June, what an amazing month we had for raising money for some great charities. Thank you to everyone who has supported us, whether you have created a campaign or pre-ordered a t-shirt. We managed to raise an amazing £16,179.04 last month and we couldn’t have done it without you. 🙌🏻❤️

We know there is no magic formula for achieving 100% sustainability and we can’t make it happen overnight. However what we can do is make a deliberate and conscious decision in who we work with, how we work and what materials we use to ensure respect for the people we work with and the planet we live on by acting out now.

Supporting Social Enterprise is what we are all about at Print Social. Our pre-sale garment platform is designed to help charities and small enterprises to fundraise with zero upfront costs. We want to empower creators and small brands alike by providing a platform that enables them to support themselves through their ideas. We will handle the printing and shipping so they have more time to focus on what they do best.

Calm is leading a movement against suicide - offering life saving services, provoking national conversation, and brining people together to reject living miserably. ❤️ CALM’s free and anonymous helpline and webchat are open every day, 5pm-midnight, where trained staff are on hand to offer practical support for anyone who needs it. Last year, the CALM directly prevented 675 suicides.

"Treeshirt Design is a new business, whose aim is to connect nature with people who are currently living in urban environments by creating a bundle of t-shirts that are sustainable and friendly towards the environments. We had the pleasure of chatting to Peter from Treeshirt Design, he explains how the idea involved.”