Harley-Davidson Partners with Breast Cancer Network of Strength

American motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson introduced a new clothing line today, dedicated to those touched by breast cancer. The new H-D Pink Label Collection is comprised of 12 items, including jackets, pants, eyewear, gloves, helmet, shirts, each featuring a touch of pink.

"Having a strong support system is critical to surviving breast cancer," said Margaret C. Kirk, president and CEO, Breast Cancer Network of Strength. "That's why were thrilled to have the support of Harley-Davidson, as well as their family of employees, dealers and owners. With their help, we can make sure no one faces this disease alone."

The Pink Label Collection was conceived and designed by the Harley-Davidson Women's MotorClothes Product Development and Design team.

Highlights from the new collection includes the Pink Label Leather Jacket at $295 (combines lightweight leather, a fixed lining, multiple zippered pockets and pink-embroidered graphics), the Pink Label Activewear Hoodie ($60) and Pants ($40), the Pink Label S/S Tee ($30) and the Pink Label Headwrap with Pink Embroidery ($15).

"We were inspired to create the Pink Label Collection by the countless women riders and passengers that we've encountered on the open road and at events who've been impacted by breast cancer," said Kathy Whalen, Category Manager, General Merchandise, Harley-Davidson. "We wanted to create something that honored their personal journey, as well as let them know that they never have to ride alone."

Some of the proceeds from the sale of every Pink Label Collection item will help fund the YourShoes 24/7 Support Center, which is administered by the national non-profit Breast Cancer Network of Strength.