We all love our sisters, mothers and lovely girlfriends so much that we're more than happy to support Women’s Aid’s charity campaign against domestic violence.

The charity have teamed up with Cosmopolitan magazine and high street giant Debenhams to launch a range of t-shirts to back the call that 'Real Men' do not abuse and control women – physically, emotionally, sexually or financially.

'Designer at Debenhams' favourite Henry Holland has created the range, which carry the slogan ‘I’m a Real Man,’ and all profits go to Women’s Aid.

The range is modelled by a number of celebs including Westlife, Radio 1's Reggie Yates, 90210 actor Matt Lanter and Vampire Diarie's actor Ian Simonhalder.

Get It: Debenhams stores from August 22.

How Much: £12

If you or a friend are experiencing abuse in a relationship, you can go to the Survivor’s Handbook at www.womensaid.org.uk or call the National Domestic Violence Helpline (run in partnership between Women’s Aid and Refuge) on 0808 2000 247.