Ovarian Cancer Unisex Art Sweater
CAMILLA AND MARC 'Ovaries. Talk About Them.' Artwork Organic Cotton Sweater in White.
HELP MAKE HISTORY FOR ALL WOMEN.
Every dollar from the sale of this tee is donated directly to Professor Caroline Ford and her team at UNSW Ovarian Cancer Research Centre, to make an early detection test a reality within the next 2 years.
Ovarian Cancer is the deadliest female cancer yet still, there is no test. Women deserve better.
The 'Artwork Sweater' in White by CAMILLA AND MARC is a limited-edition unisex tee. The artwork is designed by London-based artist Alba Hodsoll and is bold and focal to the design, showcasing the aim to break down the stigma surrounding ovaries and a woman’s gynaecological anatomy so we can drive conversation and bring more awareness to this disease.
CAMILLA AND MARC is determined to drive awareness and the necessary funding to develop an early detection test to bring this insidious disease to an end. 100% of proceeds will be donated directly to the lab to work to save the lives of millions of women worldwide. Find out more here.
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CAMILLA AND MARC 'Ovaries. Talk About Them.' Artwork Organic Cotton Sweater in White.
HELP MAKE HISTORY FOR ALL WOMEN.
Every dollar from the sale of this tee is donated directly to Professor Caroline Ford and her team at UNSW Ovarian Cancer Research Centre, to make an early detection test a reality within the next 2 years.
Ovarian Cancer is the deadliest female cancer yet still, there is no test. Women deserve better.
The 'Artwork Sweater' in White by CAMILLA AND MARC is a limited-edition unisex tee. The artwork is designed by London-based artist Alba Hodsoll and is bold and focal to the design, showcasing the aim to break down the stigma surrounding ovaries and a woman’s gynaecological anatomy so we can drive conversation and bring more awareness to this disease.
CAMILLA AND MARC is determined to drive awareness and the necessary funding to develop an early detection test to bring this insidious disease to an end. 100% of proceeds will be donated directly to the lab to work to save the lives of millions of women worldwide. Find out more here.
