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H&M teams with WWF for new kids collection

New apparel range from fashion retailer is aimed at protecting endangered species.

High street fashion retailer H&M is expanding its collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund with the launch of a new children’s collection.

The range is aimed at babies and children up to the age of 14 and includes sweaters, t-shirts, dresses, tights, pants and pyjamas.

The items are made with organic cotton and feature prints of endangered animals like tigers and pandas, as well as messages such as ‘Roar for Wildlife’.

A spokesperson for the WWF brand said: “The aim of the collection is to inspire H&M’s customers to care for the planet.”

H&M began its collaboration with WWF back in 2013.

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