WildFang Creates Sold Out “I Really Do Care” Jackets

In the short time since Melania Trump wore a Zara jacket with a message heard — or, more specifically, read — around the world, people have already put their own spin on it. Clothing brand Wildfang released its own version of the infamous “I Really Don’t Care Do U?” jacket, but with a noticeably different message: It says “I Really Do Care Don’t U?”

According to Wildfang, 100 percent of sales from its version will be donated to RAICES, a Texas-based nonprofit organization that provides free and low-cost legal services to underserved immigrant children, families, and refugees.

And let’s just say that people on social media are loving Wildfang’s approach, so much that the jacket has already sold out.

In case you somehow missed what happened with the jacket, here’s a recap: On June 21, Melania was on her way to visit detained immigrant children in Texas. When she arrived at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, she was spotted wearing the khaki green Zara jacket in question.

Although the First Lady’s spokesperson Stephanie Grisham said that the jacket had “no hidden message,” her husband — aka President Trump — had a different explanation, saying it was about "fake news."

While it's unfortunate that Melania chose to use her wardrobe to make a statement so blatantly insensitive, it's amazing to see brands using it as an opportunity to do good. Though WildFang's jackets are sold out, they still have t-shirts and bomber jackets available that will also support the cause. Other brands like Lingua Franca have made their own versions with the plan to donate proceeds as well.

But, if you're not looking for a new piece of apparel, the website ireallydocare.com was set up as a way to donate to various organizations that are helping children at the border.

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