The fashion comunity is giving their best to fight against the situation, and Ralph Lauren is the latest to join in the relief efforts.
The 80 year old designer, Ralph, annonced to donate $10 million dollars and consider manufacturing masks for coronavirus relief that will benefit Emergency Assistance Foundation & World Health Organization’s Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
The brand is also ‘working to assess the need and technical requirements for medical-grade materials like masks and isolation gowns that guard against virus transmission’.
Also that the employees of the company under Ralph are also provided the aid who are facing the trouble like medical, elder-care, or child-care needs.
“At the heart of our company, there has always been a spirit of togetherness that inspires our creativity, our confidence and most importantly our support for one another. In the past weeks and months, that spirit has never wavered,” Lauren said in a statement. “We believe that no matter who you are or where you are from, we are all connected. That is why we are taking significant action to help our teams and communities through this crisis.”
The donation is the largest so far among American fashion brands, but leaders throughout the global fashion industry are scrambling to redirect resources, making hand sanitizer, face masks, and other supplies.
