Balenciaga’s koala-themed clothing: When and where you can buy
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You can now support the Australian bushfires with designer fashion items from Balenciaga.
If you haven't spoilt yourself with a pair of Balenciaga's Triple-S in "Off White", we think there's something new to add to your wishlist. Your favourite luxe streetwear label has created a charitable hoodie and T-shirt collection for the Australian bushfires.
The themed capsule arrives after Balenciaga's parent company Kering also donated to the Australian bushfire relief efforts – AUD$1 million to be exact. In terms of the clothing, 100% of all the proceeds will go to a local conservation organisation chosen by Kering's team of sustainability experts.
The unisex hoodie and T-shirt are printed with a super-cute graphic of a koala – and we are obsessed. The koala population has been heavily devastated by the fires, so bad that the species may become endangered. So why not support them with a designed hoodie? We can't complain.
When can you get your hands on them? The wait isn't too long thankfully. You'll be able to pick up a hoodie or T-shirt from the 13 January. It may take a few days for the styles to reach Aussie stores though, so keep your eyes peeled!
You can shop from Balenciaga online or from our favourite stockists like Net-A-Porter, David Jones and MATCHESFASHION.
Keen to check out more of the latest fashion news? We are currently obsessed with the Gucci x Disney's Mickey Mouse collection and the BAPE x The Weeknd capsule. You can also click here to check out our round-up of the best sales of the week – most of them are still going on!
You can also check out our hub on the Australian bushfires. It's where you can find pages like a list of all the Australian stores that are donating profits to the bushfire appeal or see our guide on how you can support bushfire-affected businesses and towns.
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