DMA's launch exclusive t-shirt for Trekstock
Looking for a new band tee to support young people living life alongside cancer? Look no further
Fresh from the release of their colossal fourth studio album How Many Dreams?, Australia's finest indie trio DMA's have joined forces with Trekstock's Merch for Good to bring you one of our favourite T-shirt designs to date.
Featuring official band mascot and all-round good boy Truman, this exclusive tee will spread joy amongst music and dog lovers everywhere.
The band have spent the past 10 years honing their brit-pop-inspired sound and truly establishing themselves as a mainstay within the thriving indie scene. They've racked up support slots with Kasabian and Courteeners, as well as playing hundreds of sold-out headline shows and bucket list festival slots.
Merch for Good is Trekstock's line of exclusive t-shirts designed and donated by some of the world’s best artists and musicians. 100% of the profits from each sale will help us keep providing tailored social and practical support to young adults in their 20s and 30s across the UK as they live with and beyond cancer. T-shirts that do good and look good, it's a no-brainer.
DMA's join an incredible line-up of artists including The Killers, Yungblud, The Wombats, Fontaines D.C. and many more in the 2023 collection.
These t-shirts, designed so generously by world-famous artists and musicians, allow us to keep doing our game-changing work. Every penny donated means that we can keep offering well-being support to people in their 20s or 30s as they navigate a cancer diagnosis.
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