Caitriona Balfe has hit out at a clothing company for ripping off her designs, which she made for charity.
Last year, the actress released a hoodie inspired by her hit show Outlander, with the proceeds going to the charity World Child Cancer.
The star is now calling out clothing company Teespring for copying the designs.
“This is a copy that is not affiliated with me or my charity.
“No idea where the money is going to and they are breaching copyright,” she said, sharing a link to the Teespring sweatshirt.
The description on Teespring’s link said:
“Discover Caitriona Balfe’s charity sweatshirt, a custom-made product just for you by Teespring.”
The company replied to the actress asking her to file a complaint, to which she replied:
“This is not the first time your company has copied t-shirts I have designed for charity. As you’ve never signed a contract with me you should know you are not representing me or World Child Cancer. Please cease selling these.”
The item is no longer available on the website.