Luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton designed a new set of bracelets that are both stylish and also contribute to helping Syrian children in need.
Made for not for profit company UNICEF that helps families around the world, the Silver Lockit Fluo bracelets are available in bold and bright colors including blue, pink, yellow, orange and a plain black shade. Each bracelet features a mini padlock that represents making a promise to help children that are at risk, exposed to disease, conflicts and natural disasters.
Each one of the new Silver Lockit Fluo bracelets from Louis Vuitton retails for $235, with 40% of all sales going towards helping UNICEF provide food, blankets and clean water to children in Syria.
Charitable Children's Bracelets
Louis Vuitton's Lockit Fluo Bracelets Help Children in Syria
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