“The whole collection puts the spotlight on awesome Dads – and Papas – around the world.”

Uncoupled actor Neil Patrick Harris is getting comfy in a pair of sweatpants! No, we’re not talking about the photo of Harris’ Instagram post last year that went viral. Instead, we’re talking about a new collaboration between the actor and the clothing brand Ron Dorff. The loungewear collection is called Dad/Papa, inpired by the names Harris’ kids call him and his husband, David Burtka.

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β€œI go by Papa so when I started talking with Claus about what we could do together, I thought about Dad and Papa as two variations, so fathers have both options depending on how they’re known,” Harris said in a promotional video for the campaign.

 

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The sweaters and sweatpants come in various colors and are made from cashmere, lambswool, or organic cotton.

β€œIt has been a true pleasure working on this collection together with Neil” said Claus Lindorff, Founder and Creative Director at Ron Dorff. β€œFurthermore, to have his fabulous family involved to create something near to their heart and to see it come to life is a very special moment for us all at Ron Dorff.”

 

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Harris married Burtka in 2007. The couple became dads to twins via surrogate in 2007. Harper and Gideon (11) also appear in the campaign wearing matching “bro” and “sis” t-shirts.

Harris Says Profits Will Go to a Relief Kitchen

According to the website, 15% of all proceeds from the collection will go to chef JosΓ© AndrΓ©s’ World Central Kitchen, a non-profit charity devoted to providing meals in the wake of natural disasters.

The 20-piece collection also includes coach caps and socks and ranges from $45-485.

“Fathers could get either. And same-sex parents get to wear them both! Boom!” Harris says later in the video.

You can shop the collection here.