Fashion brands and designers collaborate with NGOs to support flood relief efforts


Fashion brands are rallying together to help flood victims. Photo composite: The dUCk Group is collecting essential items at their stores (left); dUCk x MyFundAction has raised over RM100,000

Tens of thousands of people in several states in Malaysia have been affected by the devastating floods that occurred last week.

Rallying together to help those affected, several fashion designers and brand owners have posted call-outs on their social media platforms with details on how members of the public can support these efforts.

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