A company based in Ryde is spearheading an initiative which aims to make people's relationships with alcohol healthier.
Clean Clothes Inc is partnering with Alcohol Change UK, the leading charity working to end the harm caused by alcohol, for Dry January 2024.
Dry January is an annual movement which sees millions of people give up alcohol for the month.
An organic cotton shirt — produced in Ryde and promoting the initiative — is available to purchase online, with all profits going to Alcohol Change UK.
It is a chance to reset your relationship with alcohol, feel healthier, save money, and make a difference.
Founder of Clean Clothes Inc, Joe Rolle, said:
"I feel honoured to be part of this collaboration t-shirt with Alcohol Change UK for Dry January.
"As someone who is in recovery, I know how challenging and rewarding it is to choose a healthier and happier life.
"Alcohol Change UK is an amazing organisation that helps millions of people to change their relationship with alcohol for the better.
"I hope this t-shirt inspires others to join us in this journey of transformation and empowerment."
Further information on Dry January can be found online.
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