Free Cocaine Kate Moss T-shirt Hits Market
In the wake of Kate Moss's cocaine scandal, small company prints up 'free cocaine Kate' t-shirts, bags and badges and donates £1 per product sold to a charity that helps people with drug problems.
A range of t-shirts has been released for sale showing support for cocaine shame model Kate Moss to coincide with London fashion week.
The devastated 31-year-old got the axe from Chanel, Burberry and Gloria Vanderbilt on Wednesday, in the wake of tabloid photos being printed last week showing her using the Class A drug cocaine.
The t-shirts bare the slogan 'Free Cocaine Kate', with an artist's impression of the model abusing the drug.
One pound from the sale of each t-shirt will be donated to the UK drug charity;- 'Turning Point'.
T-shirt designer Lucy, of 'Hoodlum designs' says;-"Despite front page after front page of new detail on this story- whether it be salacious
Sunday newspaper tales of lesbian trysts or which fashion giant has dropped Kate as their
face, the public remain unshocked by this saga;- maybe it's time someone spoke-up for Kate" she adds, "even my Gran's tried cocaine!-seriously though, 'Turning Point' do a fantastic job and it would be great to be able to donate some money to them- to help people with serious, life-threatening drug problems."
Their products, available online from as little as £9.40 at
http://www.spreadshirt.net/shop.php?sid=84736 will be raising money for 'Turning Point'
http://www.turning-point.co.uk
'Turning Point' released a report in September stating that more people use crack than heroin in the UK and that the number of crack users in London has risen by 10%. They are now calling on the government to help stem the use of crack cocaine within the UK.
As the UK's leading drug and alcohol service, they also provide counselling, run needle exchanges and work extensively with young offenders.
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