TOMS supports Movember


For the third year running, iconic footwear brand TOMS is teaming up with Movember to raise awareness for men’s health. An exclusive line of grey aviator classic shoes will soon be available through selected stockists and on the TOMS website. The range caters for both men and women, with proceeds from the sale of the shoes going to support men’s health initiatives. By encouraging men to grow ‘mo’s’ each November, the Movember movement aims to raise vital funds and awareness of men’s health, specifically prostate cancer and mental health. It’s no surprise TOMS has lent their support, as the company already has a strong social conscience – providing a pair of new shoes to a child in need for every pair purchased. Their exclusive Movember range will be easy to spot with each pair marked with its own signature mo’!

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