Photo Credit (above): Instagram/@naomieharris

Luxury British Made Jumpers

Actress Naomie Harris and Emilia Clarke are supporting brain injury charities Style For Stroke, Same You, and InterAct Stroke Support by wearing the vibrant ‘Jumpers For Joy!’ collection. Created by sustainable knitwear brand FUND Jumpers in collaboration with the Style For Stroke Foundation, the project raises vital awareness for stroke recovery.

Along with Emilia Clarke, a whole host of high-profile names support the campaign. The line-up includes Kylie Minogue, Laura Whitmore, Kimberly Wyatt, Nicola Roberts, Denise Van Outen, Kimberley Walsh, Gaby Roslin, Dame Arlene Phillips, Eva Longoria, Nicole Scherzinger, Catalina Guirado, Lisa Rinna, and Sharon Stone.

By uniting icons from film, music, and television, the initiative brings an often-overlooked health conversation into the cultural spotlight. The visibility of these public figures wearing the collection helps dismantle the stigma surrounding early-onset strokes, encouraging younger audiences to understand the symptoms and seek support.

The collection draws inspiration from 90s video game culture, resulting in jumpers that come in bright, bold colours. Featuring embroidered slogans in contrasting red, pink, yellow, blue, green, and black, the garments are intended to spark happiness in everyone who encounters them. The uplifting slogans include phrases such as ‘Turn It Into Love’, ‘New Day’, ‘Joy!’, ‘Love Life’, ‘Love’, and ‘Joy Club’.

Jumpers retail at £165 and are available in sizes ranging from extra-small to extra-large via the official online platform. Every single piece is weaved, embroidered, and hand-finished in England using the finest luxury yarns, featuring 100% British lambswool. Because the collection is entirely bespoke, conscious consumers can select their own jumper base, primary colour, and slogan statement in any colour combination to suit their personal style.

This focus on regional production highlights a significant commitment to local craftsmanship. By choosing slow-fashion methods over mass manufacturing, the partnership ensures that the environmental footprint remains low while directly supporting the traditional British textile workforce.

All profits from the sale of the knitwear are directed to the Style For Stroke Foundation. The foundation lends its financial backing to Hollywood actress Emilia Clarke’s brain injury charity, Same You, as well as the vital work of InterAct Stroke Support. InterAct Stroke Support employs professional actors to deliver highly stimulating, live readings inside stroke units and hospitals, providing essential cognitive stimulation to individuals navigating brain injuries and actively aiding their long-term recovery.

Image credits: Style for Stroke X Fund. 

Stockist Details: fundjumpers.com

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