Limited edition charity AIDS T-shirt for the first time in Japanese
In addition to the seasonal English version of the AIDS T-shirt, launched with the Autumn Winter 1994/1995 collection, the Maison has decided to create a yearly edition for the World AIDS Day, each year in a new language, starting with Japanese.
There is more action to be done to fight Aids than to wear this t-shirt but it’s a good start.
The T-shirt bears the Japanese translation of the English text usually printed on the AIDS T-Shirt.
A percentage of the sales is donated to AIDES, a French organisation dedicated to fighting the HIV virus and taking care of patients living with HIV/AIDS.
This limited edition charity AIDS T-Shirt will be exclusively available in Maison Martin Margiela stores and e-boutique.
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