Pride 2021: 10 fashion and beauty buys that actually give back to the LGBTQI+ community

We'd add a Puma bucket hat to our basket all year round so, when we found out that their limited edition Pride hat (and the whole Pride range, for that matter) would donate 20 per cent of all proceeds to Cara Delevingne's LGBTQIA+ Foundation, well, we were sold.

What better a way to celebrate Pride month than with a cold one from LGBTQI+ owned brewery Proud? Queer couple Ethan and Soren have already raised £15,000 for their LGBTQI+ charity partners and every additional purchase from Proud will add another 20p to that growing number.

This year for Pride, Pretty Little Thing have released a pair of monochrome #LoveIsNoLabels t-shirts with 100 per cent of the proceeds going to The Albert Kennedy Trust (AKT, the LGTBQI+ youth homelessness charity).

As its shade name suggests, Fluide is a queer-owned cosmetics brand (from Isabella Giancarlo and Laura Kraber) that values all gender expressions and identities and what better a company to support this Pride? Not to mention its products are cruelty-free.

Birchbox has launched a limited-edition Pride box and is donating £5 per box sold to the LGBT Foundation. The box includes some exciting pride-inspired specials including Kiehls and Herbivore.

With Pride month in the heart of the summer season, flip flops are practically the perfect shoe to show your LGBTQI+ support. Plus, with this colourful pick from Havaianas (that'll last forever, btw), you'll be giving seven per cent of the net income from each purchase to All Out, a global movement for love and equality.

These Be Proud Be You t-shirts from New Look are Pride festival staples, if you ask us and, even if those festivals don't go ahead (please, Boris), we think these are just the perfect addition to your summer wardrobe. New Look are donation 100 per cent of their Pride collection profits to the LGBT Foundation, too, so what have you got to lose?

At just £3, these rainbow stickers are a perfect way to show solidarity on a budget this Pride. Shrine - the Queens of glitter - are donating 50 per cent of all profits from their Pride collections to the LGBT Foundation and UK Black Pride - that's £1.50 per set of stickers sold!

If colourful dress isn't really your thing, rainbow socks are an excellent way to show your Pride in a more subtle manner. Happy Socks are selling this cutesy sock duo - complete with rainbow hearts, of course - for less than £25 and, though it might be on the pricey side, 10% from every pair sold (year round) goes to InterPride.

We are OBSESSED with this tee and would happily wear it year round ud83dude4c(as with all of these gems, tbh). From LGBTQI+ owned 'Queerly Designs' on Etsy, supporting Amanda's shop will funnel capital directly into the community. Plus, it's just gorg, right?

With a delicious pink fizz and grapefruit scent, this candle from Make A Wish Candles brings Pride (and it's rainbow spectrum) into the heart of your home. You'll be able to reuse the jar year after year and Make A Wish are donating 20 per cent from each sale to AKT - woo!