Limited Edition Pride ‘Bliss’ T-Shirt

Limited Edition Pride ‘Bliss’ T-Shirt

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Created in collaboration with Gay's The Word, first LGBTQIA+ bookshop, this unisex T-Shirt features artwork by the celebrated filmmaker, artist, writer, and activist Derek Jarman, honouring his enduring creative legacy and profound impact on LGBTQIA+ culture. ‘Bliss’ was the original title of ‘Blue’, Jarman's final and most personal film.. 

All profits from this limited-edition T-shirt will support the charities, akt, Not A Phase and Terrence Higgins Trust.

  • Unisex
  • Classic fit
  • Crew neck
  • Long sleeve


He wears a size M. She wears a size S.

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100% Organic Cotton.

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Worn by British actor Russell Tovey, the exclusive design features artwork by the celebrated filmmaker, artist, writer, and activist Derek Jarman, honouring his enduring creative legacy and profound impact on LGBTQIA+ culture. ‘Bliss’ was the original title of Blue, Derek Jarman's final and most personal film.

Please note the T-Shirt shown on Russell is styled for editorial purposes only. The final design will not feature the distressed finish.



akt is the only national charity dedicated to providing support for LGBTQIA+ 16–25-year-olds at risk or currently experiencing homelessness.


Not A Phase is a trans-led grassroots charity committed to uplifting and improving the lives of trans+ adults, through awareness campaigning, social projects and funding trans+ led initiatives.


Terry Higgins was the first named person in the UK to die of an AIDS-related illness in July 1982, and Terrence Higgins Trust - the charity established in his name - has been at the forefront of the fight against HIV ever since.