HoMie has launched its latest collaboration collection with Melbourne artist Life Coach, as it continues to see strong sales during the pandemic.
The range features four uniquely designed t-shirts from Life Coach illustrator and graphic designer Kyrin Edwards, with 100% of profits from the range supporting young people affected by homelessness or hardship.
Each of the shirts feature positive messages, helping to uplift the community coming out of a hard time, HoMie co-founder and CEO Nick Pearce said.
"It’s brilliant to be able to share garments encouraging positivity and community sentiment, especially during this time.
"Sales have been good for us, and it’s evident people want to contribute to meaningful businesses more than ever before, which we welcome," he said.
Artist Kyrin Edwards added that the collaboration was a natural fit for both brands.
"Knowing the work HoMie does for the community and the opportunities they provide for young people facing homelessness and hardship, it was a no brainer to get involved.
"The positive messages used for the release are something that we can all relate to, especially considering the challenges we've all had to face in this current climate."
The collection will go live on the HoMie website on November 17 at 8pm.