We aim to be the UK's premier clothing brand and in the process help people battling mental health problems though donations to charity. If you are looking for a sweatshirt, T-shirt or a vests prioritizing comfort, thoughtfulness and positive messages then you have come to right place. Battle crew clothing is more than just an expression of fashion empowerment it is a growing part of the mental well-being community. Whether you are looking for a casual outfit to wear around the house or something stylish to wear out, our extensive mental health clothing (UK collection) has got you covered. Embrace the power of comfortable and stylish clothing on mental wellbeing and browse our collection today! Our goal at Men Tally Up is to bring people together and nurture those connections, even if it is something as simple as talking with someone. We feel that we need to support each other through difficult times in life, as unfortunately, the system in place today simply cannot handle society's current problems.

Men Tally Up grew from our founder's own second chance in life, and he is determined to make the best possible use of it. Our brand raises awareness of mental health and suicide in a bid to make some positive changes in society. We work closely with the Norfolk Community Foundation, where 30% of our profits are used. Speaking from experience, this foundation are open for all, and ready to open their arms and listen to anyone that needs to talk. Since the onset of the pandemic, it’s safe to say that health, whether physical or mental, has become one of the top priorities of our society. Cases of mental illnesses have surged within the last year, and the number of people seeking help for their mental struggles has followed right behind.

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Men Tally Up is a charity-based clothing brand grown out of Norwich from our founder, Steve, and his life experiences growing up. Men Tally Up got its name from the growing tally of men and young adults being left behind by society, which has resulted in a stark rise in trauma and mental health issues. Wellness & self-care education is more prevalent than ever. There is a huge amount of mental health support & resources available online. Mindfulness and more active forms of therapy can help with empowerment.

According to Mental Health America, there has been a 93% increase from 2019 to 2020 in the number of people looking for aid with anxiety screening from Mental Health American and a 62% increase for depression screenings. Among those screened with moderate to severe symptoms of anxiety or depression, the majority reported that one of the top three factors contributing to their mental health concerns was loneliness or isolation.

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