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Weird Fish are doing their bit to help conserve wildlife, by teaming up with the RSPB for some exclusive pieces in aid of the charity. Up to 15% of the profits from this special edition range will be going towards the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, aiding in the conservation of birds from coast to countryside – something that is close to the heart of Weird Fish, being based in the rolling hills of Cotswold. “Weird Fish makes clothes for people who enjoy nature and getting outdoors,” explains the brand’s managing director, John Stockon, “through partnering up with the RSPB, we’re able to make a difference to the green spaces and surrounding communities across the UK, which is something our customers care about, too.”

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Included in the range is one of the brand’s best loved pieces, the Cruiser Macaroni sweatshirt (£55), a zipped jumper made of hard-wearing fabric that has become somewhat of a Weird Fish classic. With a choice of navy or ecru, each sweatshirt also comes with a free RSPB badge. Also in the collection is one of Weird Fish’s quirky illustrated designs – in this case, a very punny “Lord of the Wings” t-shirt. The t-shirt’s design was conceived by a customer, and is very fitting with the charity in question. At £19.95, it is made with 100% high quality cotton, with a choice of either blue or “gull grey”.

The exclusive range is available to buy now from across the country in Weird Fish stockists or direct from the RSPB stores, so you can grab some great quality clothing and support the UK’s largest conservation charity at the same time.

Sophie Prescott

Visit the Weird Fish website to view the range. For more information on the RSPB click here.