We are Nepal
The recent disaster in Nepal has devastated communities, leaving thousands of people in urgent need of relief and support. With a large part of our team coming from Nepal, this has affected us personally and is a cause especially close to us.

We created a limited-edition Irmão T-shirt to raise funds for the people and communities affected.

Buy the shirt. Wear the support. Help Nepal rebuild.
What Happened In Nepal?

In late August 2026, severe flooding and landslides hit several regions of Nepal, destroying homes, roads and essential infrastructure and leaving thousands of people in need of emergency support.

The disaster has affected communities across the country, with rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts still underway.

Families are displaced, home and infrastructures are damaged, relief and rebuilding is needed.
Wear & Support
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Limited Edition

Designed by Irmão as a symbol of connection between our home in Caparica and the communities our team calls home in Nepal.
All profits donated to the Government of Nepal’s Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund. Every T-shirt sold contributes to the amount Irmão will donate to Nepal’s disaster relief efforts.

€ 30,00 
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Where The Money Goes?

All profits raised through the sale of the T-shirts will be donated to the Government of Nepal’s Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund.

The fund supports disaster rescue, relief and rehabilitation operations across Nepal.

Once the initiative is complete, we’ll share the total amount raised and confirmation of the donation with our community.
Look What We Can Do Together
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GOAL
Dhanyabad, From our Family To Theirs

This started with the Nepalese members of our team, but it belongs to the whole Irmão community.

Thank you for wearing it, sharing it and helping us turn something we love doing into something that can help.

If you wish to do more, feel free to donate directly to the Government of Nepal Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.