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Chicago Tribune - September 10, 2006
Kelly Haramis
In the September issue of In Style, these celebrities (and others) lend their support for Bono's One initiative by donning Edun's One shirt.
The Edun team--Bono, wife Ali Hewson and designer Rogan Gregory--have joined forces with Nordstrom to sell the limited-edition T-shirt.
Keeping to Edun's socially conscious mission, the shirts, which will hit shelves Monday, are made in Lesotho, Africa. Edun will donate $10 from the sale of each shirt to the Apparel Lesotho Alliance to Fight AIDS Fund, to provide education and medicines for factory workers and their families.
The shirt is available in black or white, printed with "One," for $40 at Nordstrom stores and nordstrom.com.
Q thinks One sunglasses should be on Edun's plate next; the sunglass-wearing Bono, of course, would be the perfect spokesman.
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