The limited-edition t-shirts retail for $29.99 and the tanks for $24.99, with $10 from each purchase going to BCC, helping to fund research for breast cancer.

The BBC has previously worked with designers such as Trelise Cooper and the World of Wearable Arts show as a charity partner.

Phillipa Green, General Manager at Breast Cancer Cure says, “Our research is for all of our mothers, sisters, daughters, wives and friends who are diagnosed with breast cancer – we want to help them survive and endure this awful disease rather than die from it.”

Funds from the new designer EziBuy tops will be used to accelerate the quality of research into finding a cure. Since its establishment, BCC has funded many significant research projects totalling close to $10 million.

To date EziBuy have raised over $300,000 to fund further research for BCC.

Greens adds that they are “thrilled to be working alongside EziBuy,” on this project.

“Getting behind one of our fundraising campaigns is the best way for people to show their support towards breast cancer, plus they get a stylish new top to show for it.”

All three designs will be available from November 21st in store and online.

This story first appeared at The Register.