Circular Retail Platform Launches 'For Ukraine' T-Shirt Collection with Hit+Run

Retail platform and concept store Revision (formerly Aspect Online), have collaborated with the t-shirt collective Hit+Run on a one-off collection in aid of Ukraine. Featuring 42 designs encompassing illustration, abstract print and graphic slogans, the collection was contributed to by over 15 creatives; Andel, Eleanor Butler-Jones, Emily Frances Barrett, Epoch-A, Fiona O'Neill, Johanna Parv, MARIEYAT, Ruth Leslie, Second Best, Sweetlimejuice, The Ouze, Worme, Helen Bullock, Petra Borner and Know Wave. 'Each of them has a powerful impact, and are truly unique', founder Milun Kumar says. Many of these brands are currently stocked on Revision, with Ukrainian Epoch-A soon to be added to the platform's growing roster, featuring archive goods alongside new collections and more emerging brands.

Launched with a campaign shot in and around West London's Trellick Tower, it's a subtle tribute to the brutalist landscape of Kyiv. The t-shirts themselves are digitally printed using non-toxic ink, and come on a made to order basis, and range from £50-£60. As an added bonus, all Hit+Run products are made from organic cotton or recycled polyester, and there's no nasty plastic packaging in sight.

Profits from the sale will support the DEC (Disasters Emergency Committee). Shop the collection at revision-store.com or hitandrun.ltd for 2 weeks only.