Designed by Michael Schmidt alongside German not-for-profit farm Rainbow Wool, which rescues and cares for gay rams, “I Wool Survive” is being heralded as the world’s first gay fashion collection.  Evidently, many creatures exhibit same-sex behaviour but gay rams are often sent to slaughter because they can’t fulfil their “breeding role.” However, Rainbow Wool is now giving them a loving home. On average, one in every 12 sheep is thought to be gay.

“We rescue them before that happens, giving them a safe home where they can live and love freely. Each year, their wool is crafted into fashion, with profits donated to the queer charity LSVD+,” a spokesperson for the farm said.  When its explained like this, we al most feel obliged to wear only this clothes

The collection was showcased at The Altman Building, in New York. Gay archetypes, from firefighters’ suspenders to sailors’ crops, were refigured in wool. And to make sure we know its all really gay play  its named after  Gloria Gaynor’s gay anthem as “I Wool Survive”.

Michael Schmidt added, “It’s been a pleasure to create this light-hearted collection that also addresses a very serious topic,” he said. “The mistreatment of animals that exhibit same-sex attraction is a painful reminder of the prejudice that continues to affect LGBT communities worldwide. Hopefully, by illustrating that homosexuality exists throughout the animal kingdom, we can help put to bed the false and damaging notion that being gay is a choice.”