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Rock legend Noel Gallagher is putting his iconic style to good use, by launching a brand-new range of sunglasses in support of Teenage Cancer Trust.
The Oasis guitarist has unveiled the collection in partnership with London-based eyewear brand Finlay, combining his signature cool with a charitable twist. The limited-edition sunglasses aren’t just a fashion statement, all profits will go directly to Teenage Cancer Trust, a cause close to Gallagher’s heart.
Known for his sharp wit and unmistakable swagger, Noel has long been a supporter of the charity, having performed at numerous Teenage Cancer Trust gigs at the Royal Albert Hall over the years. This latest venture sees him step into the world of fashion with purpose, creating a line that reflects his own classic aesthetic, sleek, effortlessly stylish, and rooted in rock and roll.
Speaking about the collaboration, Noel said: “I’ve been involved with Teenage Cancer Trust for many years now. What they do is nothing short of vital, and when the idea came up to design something to help raise money, I was all in. Plus, I never leave the house without a pair of shades, so it felt like the perfect fit.”
The sunglasses themselves come in a choice of stylish frames with tinted lenses, a nod to the kind of shades Gallagher has been spotted wearing for decades. Each pair is etched with a custom design and arrives in eco-conscious packaging, making them as sustainable as they are fashionable.
Finlay co-founder David Lochhead added: “It’s been brilliant working with Noel on this collaboration. He had a clear vision and a personal reason for wanting to support Teenage Cancer Trust, and we’re proud to have brought that vision to life.”
Fans looking to channel some Gallagher cool while supporting an incredible cause can snap up a pair online through Finlay’s website, but they’ll need to be quick. With only a limited number available, this collaboration is expected to sell out fast.
Rock and roll with a heart, Noel Gallagher’s latest move proves that even in shades, he’s keeping the spotlight firmly on what really matters.
