Save the Children Peace Collaboration

For a third year running, we are collaborating with Save the Children to create a limited-edition Peace jumper for Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day on Thursday 12th December.

Following the success of our most recent collaboration with British singer and songwriter Sophie Ellis-Bextor, we are thrilled to introduce our Peace Jumpers campaign, supported by musicians Natalie and Nicole Appleton as well as radio and TV broadcaster Edith Bowman.

This jumper is a perfect addition to your wardrobe as well as a memorable gift for your loved ones.

Edith Bowman in the Cream Wool-Cashmere Peace Sweater

A Sustainable Choice

The limited-edition jumpers are made with natural, sustainable materials using planet-friendly methods, so will last well beyond the festive period. They have been made using the goat-to-garment method. This means a much lower carbon footprint for producing the sweaters because the same supplier is responsible for everything - from twisting and dyeing the yarn, right through to knitting the final jumper.

“I’ve worked with Save the Children for over 20 years now and have seen the charity’s programmes first-hand in both Rwanda and the DRC. This year, this message of peace seems more necessary than ever – it's so important, so significant,” - Edith Bowman.

Nicole & Natalie Appleton, Edit Bowman in Green Wool-Cashmere Peace Sweater

A Note From Rachael Wood & Anna Singh

our founders: “It’s been brilliant to be able to work with Save the Children for a third consecutive year to raise funds for children all over the globe.

This past year has been an especially poignant one with so much conflict around the world, so it felt right to create a jumper which stood for something that I know so many of us are looking for - peace. We hope people will feel good in the jumpers knowing that they could not only helping change children’s lives - but also that they are choosing a well-made jumper that will stand the test of time instead
in favour of fast, throw-away fashion this Christmas.”

About Christmas Jumper Day

Since launching in 2012, Christmas Jumper Day has raised a total of £37 million to help transform the lives of children around the globe. The money raised supports children in the UK and around the world to stay safe,
healthy and learning. To take part, get together with friends, family, colleagues, or classmates, throw on your favourite sustainable sweater or second-hand jumpers on Thursday 12th
December, and donate £2 (or £1 for kids) to Save the Children.

All funds raised will help some of the most disadvantaged children across the world, including the UK, get access to food, healthcare and education.  

To find out more and sign-up, visit www.christmasjumperday.org.  

Available to purchase at www.chintiandparker.com

The jumpers retail at
£95, with 100% of the profits being donated to Save the Children.

Edith Bowman in Cream Wool-Cashmere Peace Sweater

SHOP CHARITY JUMPERS

Help

Help

Sign up and receive 15% off