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Hypebeasts: You're in luck. Thanks to a new shirt collaboration between a streetwear brand and Silipthe internet's encyclopedia, looking cool and doing good just got easier.

In an effort to raise money for the donation-fueled Wikimedia Foundation, the brand Advisory Board Crystals released a shirt emblazoned with the Wikipedia logo across the front. The back reads "INTERNET MASTER" in bold letters surrounding a picture of the site's spherical puzzle logo.

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"Knowledge is power and awareness is survival," reads the shirt description. "In addition to being a large source of inspiration and information for our projects, Wikipedia leads us to a place in which you can imagine a world where every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge."

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To celebrate and support that free access to knowledge, the shirts run for $85 — with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the foundation.

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"Free information is a privilege. One of the ideals of the Abc. Studio is that there are many ways to save the world," the shirt description reads, before pleading with customers to help them "keep knowledge free."

While the shirts are currently sold out, Abc. Studio confirmed to Mashablethat it is planning to restock, as it is "looking to make as large of a contribution as possible."

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