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All proceeds will go to initiatives protecting ocean health.
A group of famous faces have teamed with Sky Ocean Rescue, and ocean conservation movement Project O, to launch a brand new, limited edition range of reusable, plastic-free products.
With the aim of helping people use less single-use plastics, the Pass On Plastic range will help fund environmental efforts, with all proceeds going to ocean protection projects.
The range, which includes drink bottles, hot drink cups, cutlery sets, tote bags and a three-piece beeswax food wrap set, comes in 10 different patterns, all designed by eco-passionate celebrities. Here's the lowdown, courtesy of Sky Ocean Rescue...
Sienna Miller showcases a whale mother and calf swimming through the ocean. They’re made up of single-use plastic products, showing the weight of the issue.
Ronnie Wood’s artwork showcases the king of the ocean, and reminds us to keep our eyes on these magnificent creatures.
Rita Ora’s fact-based illustration depicts a hermit crab using plastic as its home, rather than a shell.
Kate Moss’s artwork symbolises the need to love and care for our oceans.
HRH Princess Eugenie hand painted her design, issuing an inspirational call for change.
Harry Kane gets behind the campaign, after flooding the World Cup with goals as England captain during the summer.
Fearne Cotton hand drew her design, intertwining beautiful sea creatures with the dangers of single- use plastic.
Cara Delevingne’s art pop design conceals sea creatures within plastic bubbles, bringing their plight at the hands of single-use plastic to life.
Bob Geldof depicts an all too common sight: a bottle floating aimlessly in the high seas.
Will Poulter shows tentacles reaching up from the ocean depths, fending off plastic water bottles.
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