Kimberley Walsh, Faye Tozer and more support Jeans for Genes Day

This week (September 16-20) is all about the Jeans for Genes Day campaign and a whole host of celebrities are sporting the hottest fashion t-shirt of year in support of the charity.

Genetic Disorders UK and Warner Bros. UK, in collaboration with DC UK, have teamed up to release a super cool limited edition t-shirt which features two iconic DC superheros, Batman and Batgirl, ‘fighting for a good cause’.

Some of our favourite celebrities are getting behind the cause by rocking this awesome t-shirt. From Kimberley Walsh, Faye-Tozer Smith, Mollie King, Una Healy, Vanessa White, Dr Ranj, Megan McKenna, Anne Twist, and several Love Island stars, they’ve all donned this superhero t-shirt in support of Jeans For Genes.

Check out some of their pictures below.

Kimberley Walsh

Faye Tozer-Smith

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Calling all Super Heroes! ???? ????? This year Batman and Batgirl have teamed up with @jeans_for_genes for Jeans for Genes day (16th-20th of September) There are around 6,000 genetic disorders and it’s estimated that one in 25 children is affected by a genetic disorder. This equates to 30,000 babies and children being diagnosed in the UK each year. This super cute limited edition T-shirt can be bought online with all profits going towards supporting children living with genetic disorders. #JeanforGenes2019 #Batman80 #BatmanxJeansforGenes #Longlivethebat

A post shared by Faye Tozer-Smith (@fayetozersmith) on Sep 8, 2019 at 10:37am PDT

Dr Ranj

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I LOVE this @jeans_for_genes limited edition t-shirt by @warnerbrosuk x @kingstonschoolofart helping to transform the lives of thousands of children with life-changing genetic disorders! Grab one now at jeansforgenes.org/shop! #BatmanXJeansForGenes #Batman80 #LongLiveTheBat

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Gemma Atkinson

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Rocking my @jeans_for_genes Tee shirt today! One in 25 children is affected by a Genetic disorder. That’s 30,000 babies & children in the Uk newly diagnosed each year… This charity raises funds to help families who are affected. Check out #jeansforgenes2019 #longlivethebat ????

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Chris Taylor

Lucie Donlan

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Did you know its estimated that 1 in 25 children in the UK are affected by a genetic disorder? This means that an astounding 30,000 babies and children will be newly diagnosed each year! If this shocks you as much as it has me then there are ways that you can help support the families and improve the lives of the individuals who are affected by such life-altering genetic disorders. I'm helping support GDUK by making a style statement and wearing this awesome limited edition Batgirl fashion tee-shirt in recognition of their @jeans_for_genes fundraiser. If you'd like to know more about the Charity head over to their website! ?? #jeansforgenes2019 #BatmanxJeansforGenes #Batman80 #Longlivethebat #charity Photo : @lizzie_churchill

A post shared by Lucie Rose Donlan (@lucierosedonlan) on Sep 7, 2019 at 12:14pm PDT

Megan McKenna

Una Healy

Vanessa White

Mollie King

Adult t-shirts are priced at £20, with children’s t-shirts priced at £9. All profits go to support children living with genetic disorders, with an estimated one in 25 children being affected. This means that 30,000 babies and children are diagnosed in the UK every year.

You can buy one of the limited edition t-shirts here. Click here to learn more about Jeans for Genes and its work.

Jeans for Genes Day takes place between September 16-20.