"Each piece comes stamped with a QR code, turning whoever wears it into a roaming donation portal. It's giving "tap here to support trans rights," but make it streetwear. For Olli, clothes have always been more than fabric; they're portable manifestos. "We can become walking emblems of our ideas, experiences and beliefs," they say. This project just pushes that energy further, transforming merch into a direct call to action."
"They're out here providing free, specialist legal support to trans and non-binary people across the UK, covering everything from discrimination and housing nightmares to gender-based violence and legal recognition headaches. "We're very grateful for this unique collaboration with Olli that will help us continue," they shared. Founder Olivia Campbell-Cavendish puts it even more poetically: "Olli paints what we practice: dignity, resistance, revolution.""
London designer Olli Hull partnered with the Trans Legal Clinic to produce a limited-edition collection of tees and hats that double as fundraising tools. Each garment features a QR code that allows anyone who wears it to accept donations directly to the clinic. All proceeds go straight to the Trans Legal Clinic with no corporate intermediaries. The clinic provides free specialist legal support to trans and non-binary people across the UK, addressing discrimination, housing issues, gender-based violence, and legal recognition. Founder Olivia Campbell-Cavendish described the project as aligning dignity, resistance and practical support. The collection launched on 27 November and is available exclusively via the clinic's website.
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