Sussan has launched a range of exclusive sleepwear as part of its newly launched Pyjama Project which directly supports the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA).
Sussan has been a partner of BCNA since 2005 and has raised more than $2.4 million for the organisation.
The Pyjama Project 2020 features four exclusive designs created by breast cancer survivor and artist Lisa Sewards, with a portion from every set sold being donated directly to BCNA.
BCNA CEO Kirsten Pilatti said that Sussan's support helps to ensure that those with breast cancer receive the best care.
"On average, 55 people receive a breast cancer diagnosis each day.
"It is our mission to ensure all Australians affected by breast cancer receive the very best care, treatment and support.
"Sussan’s partnership allows us to continue to provide our programs and services which positively impact women throughout Australia," she said.
Sussan CEO Rebecca Hard said that the business is proud to support the cause.
"As a brand who celebrates and connects women, we are incredibly proud of our longstanding partnership with Breast Cancer Network Australia and are excited to launch The Pyjama Project in support of BCNA," she said.
The Pyjama Project campaign is fronted by survivors Kimmie Jonceski and Lisa Montgomery and their friends and family that have supported them through their experience with breast cancer.
The collection will be available in stores and online from October 07 and will retail from $49.95.