Robert Geller is showing his charitable side again.
The men’s designer has created a limited-edition T-shirt in which sales will be donated to the fight against the coronavirus. The shirt sports script type across the front that reads: “I’m scared too but we’ll be alright.” Geller said the message is designed to “reflect the sentiment of the time and offer some optimism in these uncertain months.
In 2017, he designed a T-shirt with the word “Immigrant” across the front and profits were donated to the ACLU. At that time, he teamed with Grailed to sell the shirts, 190 of which sold out in three hours and prompted a second version. That effort raised more than $20,000 for the organization.
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