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McCartney returns to H&M with sustainable collection

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April 17, 2026

Stella McCartney, the luxury fashion designer who refuses to use leather, fur or feathers, isreturningto the high street with a sustainable collection for H&M.

- Chloe Mac Donnell

McCartney returns to H&M with sustainable collection

Liv Tyler, left, and Stella McCartney sport Rock Royalty tops at the 1999 'Rock Style' Met Gala in New York

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The collaboration between the British designer and the Swedish retail company will go on sale next month.

The collection will feature a “Rock Royalty” emblazoned T-shirt (£37.99) - a riff on the one McCartney wore to the Met Gala in 1999 and a nod to her father, Paul, who sits front row at her shows - alongside tailoring including a grey oversized pinstripe blazer (£259.99) and matching trousers (£139.99) made from wool that meets responsible wool standards. A similar look costs more than £1,000 from her mainline collection.

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