An Italian fashion house launches a jacket to support the vaccination campaign against Corona

The Valentino fashion house has launched hooded jackets at a price of $ 690 each to support the vaccination campaign against the Corona virus.

The black jacket has a red “V” on the chest, which symbolizes its brand, and below it the word Vaccinated (ie, restaurant), which begins with the same letter in the English language as “Vaccinated”, which was initially invented by a small Los Angeles company called “Cloney”. without the Italian fashion house knowing about it.

According to “Reuters”, “Valentino” confirmed that “When Pier Paolo Piccioli, the designer of the house, learned about the initiative, he decided to buy the first five pieces that were made and gift it to his friends, including Lady Gaga, and then proceeded to produce a series of jackets and put them up for sale on the Valentino website. Starting from the 23rd of September.

“Vaccination has become the most effective means of combating the global pandemic, and it is also a symbol of respect for others and social responsibility,” Piccioli said.

Italian fashion confirmed that the proceeds from the sale of these jackets will be allocated to the United Nations Children’s Fund to support its work with the “Cofax” mechanism, which aims at the equitable distribution of vaccines and the access of the poorest countries to vaccines against the Corona virus.