The Traitors winner Stephen Libby has swapped the castle for charity, designing the 2026 Jeans for Genes T-shirt alongside his partner Daniel Quirke.
The limited-edition design features a hand-drawn pair of jeans with a DNA double helix running through the denim in place of seams, a nod to the charity's work supporting children and families affected by genetic conditions.
Design and Details
Available in white and ecru, the unisex T-shirt comes in sizes XS to XXL and costs £22. Every purchase helps fund research and family support.
Stephen Libby said: "I've always used clothes to say something about who I am, so designing this T-shirt meant a lot to me. Daniel and I wanted something stylish people would actually want to wear, not just on a fundraising day but any day. The DNA running through the denim is the whole point. It is a reminder of the children and families this campaign is here for."
Charity Impact
A spokesperson for Jeans for Genes said: "Stephen has brought real style and warmth to this year's T-shirt, and we could not be happier with the result. Every shirt sold helps us fund research and support for families living with genetic conditions. We would love to see people wearing theirs with pride this September."
Now in its 31st year, Jeans for Genes has raised more than £52 million. Jeans for Genes week runs from 14th to 20th September, and the designs are available on the charity's merch website.
