St Mary’s College students create designer T shirts for charity

Friday, July 31st, 2015

Six St Mary’s College, Wellington, students are collaborating with major New Zealand fashion designers for their first business venture.

“Tees For Teens” are producing two limited edition designer T-shirts featuring a creation by both Trelise Cooper and Moochi, with profits going to CanTeen.

The white T shirts have a black design that was created as a fashionable alternative to the traditional CanTeen bandanas.

Communications director Laura Giannotti said they explained their passion for supporting CanTeen to the designers via email, and they were more than happy to help. Continue reading

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