Macklemore and CHNGE have collaborated on a limited-edition fundraising collection.
The capsule includes clothing and caps, with artwork by Sabri Sundos.
CHNGE pledges 100 per cent of profits to 12 Palestinian aid and advocacy organisations.
The limited-edition capsule accompanies the rapper’s Free Palestine Tour, with all profits pledged to Palestinian aid and advocacy organisations.
Macklemore is taking his support for Palestine beyond the stage. The American rapper has joined forces with streetwear label CHNGE on a limited-edition Macklemore x CHNGE collection linked to his Free Palestine Tour. Available through the brand’s website, the collaboration gives fans furthers ways to contribute, with CHNGE pledging 100 per cent of profits to organisations supporting Palestinians.
The capsule includes T-shirts, long-sleeved tops, heavyweight hoodies and caps, combining tour branding and messages of solidarity with artwork by Palestinian-American artist Sabri Sundos. Pieces include the dark olive Sabri T-Shirt and the Sacred Land long-sleeved tee in a soil colourway. Both feature Sundos’s artwork and are made from organic cotton.
Funds from the Macklemore x CHNGE collaboraton will be split equally between 12 organisations through the Macklemore Fund for Palestine, powered by PLUS1. Beneficiaries include HEAL Palestine, Gaza Soup Kitchen, Medical Aid for Palestinians, the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, UNRWA, Jewish Voice for Peace and the Palestinian Youth Movement. The wider beneficiary list also includes Anera, Glia and the Middle East Children’s Alliance.
The collaboration follows a sold-out European run that visited Dublin and Paris before finishing at London’s OVO Arena Wembley on 30 October 2026. Across the three cities, the programme featured musicians, activists and speakers, with performers including Paloma Faith, Nemahsis, DJ Habibeats and Zeyne. In London, Greta Thunberg addressed the audience, while a short film by Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda was screened.
The concerts came after Macklemore’s removal from the US leg of Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour following his onstage comments supporting Palestine. Sheeran said the decision had been made by the promoter. Macklemore subsequently pledged $1 million in net earnings from his time on that tour to six organisations supporting Palestinians.
Born Benjamin Haggerty, Macklemore has frequently connected his music with social causes. In 2024, he released “Hind’s Hall”, directing proceeds to UNRWA USA. He followed it with “Hind’s Hall 2”, featuring Palestinian-American singer Anees, Gazan rapper MC Abdul and comedian Amer Zahr, with proceeds again supporting the organisation.
Further US dates for the Free Palestine Tour are due to be announced, extending the initiative beyond its opening European shows.
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