Lanvin Designs Charity Environmental Protection Bags For H&M

In order to fully support the H&M and UNICEF public welfare projects, Lanvin art director specially designed an environmentally friendly cotton handbag.

Lanvin designs environmental protection bags for H&M UNICEF's charity project "All for Children".

In order to raise money for UNICEF's "All for Children" public welfare project, Lanvin art director Alber Elbaz has specially designed an environmentally friendly cotton handbag.

This handbag will be unveiled in November 23rd and Lanvin for H&M series.

Among them, the clothing series will be sold at about 200 H&M stores around the world, and this UNICEF handbag will be sold in all H&M store women's wear areas.

The Lanvin for H&M series environmental protection handbag is the fifth handbag specially designed by H&M for UNICEF, and its 30% sales revenue will be used to donate "All for Children".

The project was launched in 2009 to improve the living conditions of children in cotton growing areas in Tamil Nadu, India, and to promote children's health and education and help them walk out of factories and enter the campus.

It will focus on funding 1 million 200 thousand children, with a project running for five years.

In addition, during the Christmas season, H&M donated UNICEF special Christmas stickers to customers of H&M.

The whole meaning of Christmas is not just to give gifts to loved ones.

This year, H&M customers will have the opportunity to contribute to the UNICEF water resources and sanitation project.

As long as donations are made, customers can get a special Christmas Sticker and put them on Christmas gifts or greeting cards.

UNICEF survey shows that nearly half of the developing countries lack adequate sanitation facilities, and nearly 1 billion people are unable to obtain safe drinking water.

"Through initiatives in agriculture and cooperation with suppliers, we are working to make more efficient use of water resources in the supply chain.

Together with UNICEF, we can reduce the impact on the vulnerable environment of the community we work in by another way. "

H&M global CSR manager Mikael Blomm e said.