Peta & Skinny Dip Join Hands For A Limited Edition Collection

  • 18th May 2021
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Peta & Skinny Dip Join Hands For A Limited Edition Collection

Co-founded by James, Lewis and Richard, British fashion and accessories brand Skinny Dip has come a long way since its launch exactly a decade ago in 2011.

The UK based fashion brand has currently joined hands with the globally respected animal rights organization PETA to introduce a brand new collection which is focused on spreading awareness about animal cruelty and encouraging kindness towards animals.

The noble fashion collection includes 6 well designed limited-edition options: three T-shirts, a hoodie, a sweatshirt and a phone case. All the products have animal friendly phrases like ‘Happy in My Own Skin’, ‘Choose Kindness’ and ‘Fur Is Dead’. Of course this move by this popular fashion brand will help increase awareness as well as kindle a sense of responsibility among its user base.

Skinny Dip has kept the costs for this animal friendly collection on a very reasonable side starting from 18 GBP for a t-shirt to 35 GBP for a hoodie. The British fashion company will donate 10% of all profits generated from this collection to PETA.

London based Skinny Dip started with designer phone cases and added apparels and other accessories as it grew as a fashion brand. It has also collaborated with entities like The Simpsons, Disney, and SpongeBob before.

 

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