Super oversized t-shirt dress in black
Custom Ellie King collaboration cat print on chest
Standard crew neckline
Rib neck trim
Gentle machine wash
100% Cotton

Available in S / M / L (UK 6 - 20)
Lucy wears M – she is 5’9.5” and a UK 14 – 16

As part of the UK’s Mental Health Awareness Week, ‘It’s OK to not be OK’ is a limited-edition unisex collection designed by five different artists and illustrators from around the world. The project aims to raise awareness, change attitudes and encourage speaking up about mental health through various forms of creative expression.

Lazy Oaf will donate 100% of the profits from this collection to support Time To Change, the mental health anti-stigma campaign, led by charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness. Passionate about changing attitudes around mental health, Time To Change works with thousands of schools, employers and local communities running campaigning programmes and workshops across England.

Ellie King is an artist who works with ceramics and textiles. She is based in Melbourne and is inspired by everything from old cartoons to eBay photography. Ellie’s drawing for this project was based off a porcelain cat she found while in a deep eBay hole and sums up what it means to her to feel flat. She says, ‘Mental health when you are a creative can be hard and you need all the support you can get, that’s why this cause is important’.

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