Stella McCartney has designed a limited edition vest for this year's Glastonbury Festival.

She has teamed up with Oxfam and all money raised from sales will go to the charity.

The fashion designer took the 70s outfits worn by her former Beatle dad and late mum Linda as inspiration.

The vests will be available exclusively from the Oxfam/Stella McCartney stall in The Park, a new area of the Glastonbury site, during the festival next week.

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McCartney has produced 5,000 and they will sell for £30 each.

Festival organiser Emily Eavis said: "Stella has a long-standing relationship with Glastonbury and has been coming to the festival for many years, so it's great for us to have this opportunity to work together.

"People at Glastonbury can get their hands on a genuine collector's item and - even better - all the proceeds go to Oxfam, which is a charity we're very close to."

David McCullough, director of trading at Oxfam, said: "Oxfam shops have been part of the nation's wardrobe since 1947, and with Stella backing us through one of her fantastic designs it's something cutting-edge in your collection that also helps us fight poverty."

The Glastonbury Festival begins on Friday.

Oxfam will have four stalls across the site and aims to raise £50,000 over the weekend.

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