‘Stay home. Stay safe. Protect each other’: Harry Styles is selling £21 T-shirts to help fight the COVID:19 battle
Harry Styles is selling £21 ($26) T-shirts on his official website in order to raise money to fight the COVID:19 battle.
The website writes that ‘this tee is in support of the WHO efforts to fight COVID-19.
‘100% of profits to be donated to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization, powered by the UN Foundation.’
‘Stay home. Stay safe. Protect each other’: Harry Styles is selling £21 T-shirts on his official website to help fight the COVID:19 battle (pictured at the BRITS in February)
The T-shirt reminds everyone of what they need to do in order to help stop the spread of the virus, which has claimed almost 75,000 lives globally.
It reads: ‘Stay home. Stay safe. Protect each other.’
Harry’s new fashion offering is a pre-order item expected to ship in 4-6 weeks from confirmation of purchase.
Making a statement: ‘100% of profits to be donated to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization, powered by the UN Foundation’
The star, 26, recently revealed he was stranded in California after being unable to fly home to the UK as planned.
The Adore You singer spoke to Roman Kemp on his Capital FM breakfast show, explaining: ‘I’m actually in California, I got stuck. I was supposed to be coming home then it all got a bit sketchy with the flights.’
Love On Tour was due to kick off in April 2020 in the UK but Harry cancelled it due to the ongoing restrictions surrounding COVID-19.
Details: The back has a lovely message, including the words: ‘Treat people with kindness’
However, he has since shared his revised schedule on Instagram for 2021 that will see the tour kick off in Italy.
The former One Direction star told the host: ‘It’s obviously disappointing but it’s not even close to being the most important thing at all right now.’
Revised schedule: Harry’s Love On Tour was due to kick off in April 2020 in the UK but Harry cancelled it due to the ongoing restrictions surrounding COVID-19
The Watermelon Sugar hit-maker admitted to missing his friends while stranded out in LA and how he is looking forward to socialising again.
He shared: ‘I think it’s important to like stay updated and stay in the know but don’t sit there, I haven’t been like sitting just watching the news constantly because it makes you a little anxious.’
He continued: ‘I think if you’re with friends and stuff it’s important to be laughing and having fun still as much as you can and like checking in on people who you know who might be living by themselves or might be isolating by themselves and stuff like that.’
Message of support: However, he has since shared his revised schedule on Instagram for 2021 that will see the tour kick off in Italy as well as a Tweet urging fans to stay indoors