David Beckham has been really exploring the design world as of late: first, his line for Adidas, followed by the announcement of his upcoming menswear line, and now he’s taking it in a charitable direction.
The soccer stud has designed a T-shirt for British charity campaign, Sport Relief 2010. Apparently, Victoria and the kids each designed shirts as well, all of which are made from 100% fair trade cotton. The tees go on sale today in England and online to raise money for the three day fundraising extravaganza.
Each shirt is adorned with a Beckhams “logo,” which is a combination of the family’s footprints.
Becks is also set to appear in a TV short to promote Sport Relief weekend which kicks off on March 19. Of all the charitable endeavors, Beckham said he and the fam were “excited,” to be a part of Sport Relief, adding, “We had a great time designing the range.”
We love that it was a whole family effort!
It’s good to get kids involved in giving back at a young age.
We definitely want one!
[Image courtesy of Sport Relief.]
