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Lindex designs Pink collection and supports cancer research

lindexFor many years, Lindex has worked with the Pink Ribbon campaign. A campaign that every year engages  and unites the fashion company’s customers and employees to together contribute to the important cancer research cause. This year, Lindex has designed a loungewear collection with matching clothes for mothers and children, where 10 percent of sales in October go to cancer research.

“We have supported the Pink Ribbon campaign for almost 20 years now and it continues to be an important cause for us and our customers. The woman is everything to us at Lindex and every penny we can contribute with joint efforts is important for the research to make further progress”, says CEO Susanne Ehnbåge.

Lindex Pink Collection consists of loungewear in dull pink colours made of plush velour, fluffy pile and cosy bouclé. The collection contains matching garments for mothers and children and is perfect to keep you warm through the winter months. In October, Lindex donates 10 percent of the sales of the collection to cancer research.

During the Pink month, the fashion company puts extra effort into spreading knowledge about the importance of examining your breasts regularly and at lindex.com there will be a guide with steps on how to do a self-examination.

Lindex has been involved in the Pink Ribbon campaign since the start in 2003 and has together with its customers raised a total of 16 MEUR for cancer research.

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