We love that Little_Mistress and Kindred are working together to raise money for the NHS with their rainbow collection. You can help here
In the past couple of weeks we have seen fashion brands rally together to raise funds for the heroes of Covid-19, the NHS staff.
The rainbow collection now has a huge array of products including the classic tee in several colours, the same print on a hoodie, as well as lots of time appropriate products including fabric face masks, hand sanitiser, aprons, phone cases and tote bags – there are even menswear and children's wear options too! And they are all baring the rainbow / Thank You emblem.
The adult top costs £20, and the children's version retails at £15. A perfect opportunity for a bit of a family matching styling session!
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