Come Back Alive Foundation and SVARGA present an embroidered shirt that will help shoot down Russian drones

The Come Back Alive Foundation and the embroidered clothing brand SVARGA have created a special embroidered shirt called “Dronefall”. The shirt’s pattern combines stars that resemble drones with the Foundation’s signature symbol — a heart.

By purchasing the “Dronefall” shirt, you donate to the Dronopad project aimed at providing Ukrainian soldiers with everything they need to shoot down Russian drones.

The men’s and women’s shirts feature traditional motifs intertwined with modern symbolism that reflects the people behind the project — service members, civilians, entrepreneurs, engineers, and technology experts. The design encodes the idea of a united struggle against the enemy for a clear and safe sky.

SVARGA will donate 60% of sales to support the “Dronefall” initiative. A total of 99 military units are already taking part in the project. Come Back Alive Foundation comprehensively meets the needs of each unit by supplying various sets of equipment — optics, FPV drones, vehicles, electronic warfare systems, and more. In September alone, Ukrainian defenders shot down over 2,000 reconnaissance and strike UAVs, including 163 Shaheds.

You can purchase the shirt — and support the “Dronefall” initiative — via the link.