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Where to buy Comic Relief 2025 merchandise, from red noses to iPhone cases
Will you get the rare ruby red nose?
This year marks Red Nose Day’s 40th birthday. The annual fundraising campaign, which lands on 21 March, has been making people laugh over the last four decades to raise money for charitable causes here in the UK and around the world. As for the Red Nose Day theme this year? It’s going retro in celebration of its 40th.
The countdown is on, but fundraising is already underway. Jamie Laing has set off on his five ultra-marathon-long run from London to Manchester, while Morning Live presenters Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton will start a 24-hour roller-skating session soon. Red Nose Day fun will also be landing on our screens on BBC One, BBC Two and iPlayer on 21 March, but in the meantime, you can catch Billy Monger’s Iron Man challenge in a documentary airing on BBC One and iPlayer on 19 March.
One way to support Comic Relief is to buy a red nose, and Red Nose Day merchandise. To mark the big 4-0, the lineup for 2025 brings back iconic red noses from the Eighties, Nineties and 2010s, from the original nose, which is plain and simple, to a nose with hands, another with a face, and a dinosaur-themed nose. And there's a fun twist too – you won't know which one you’ll receive. To mark the big 4 0, there's also a cupcake nose in the collector pack, and there’s a sparkly, rare ruby nose too (count yourself lucky if you get this one).
The money raised will help Comic Relief support community food centres, local youth safe spaces, homeless, and make sure there is a safe passage for people escaping danger.
From an iPhone case to a bucket hat, and collaborations with Aardman, Disney, and Mr Men and Little Miss, there’s a range of Red Nose Day merchandise which can be found at the Comic Relief Shop or across retailers such as TK Maxx and Amazon this year. Keep scrolling for this year’s lineup.
Comic Relief The Red Nose: £2.50, Comicrelief.com
Making Red Nose Day’s 40th anniversary, this year, Comic Relief has designed five red noses, all of which pay homage to iconic red noses from the last forty years – and you could get any one of them given that it’s totally random. Will you be one of the one in 125 people to receive the rare ruby nose? Count yourself lucky if you do. And, a surprise awaits inside the red nose’s box – remember to scan the QR code to find out what it is. At least £1.50 from the purchase of the red nose will go to Comic Relief.
If you need to buy a lot of red noses for a lot of noses, then you can opt for one of the larger packs. There’s a collector pack which comes with five red noses (£12, Comicrelief.com) and comes with an exclusive celebratory cupcake nose. At least £7 from the purchase of the collector pack will go to Comic Relief. For schools, there’s a multipack of 30 red noses (£60, Comicrelief.com). At least £35.50 of this purchase will go to Comic Relief.
Comic Relief adult Peter Blake heart T-shirt: £14.99, Comicrelief.com
TK Maxx has been partnering with comic relief for 20 years with its chari-tees, so, to mark the occasion, this year sees the return of seven of its collaborations, from Aardman to Mr Men. Made with Fairtrade cotton, some of the adult T-shirts include Little Miss Sunshine (£12.99, Comicrelief.com), Jessie from Toystory (Comicrelief.com) and Carl from Up. Kids’ styles include Mickey Mouse (£8.99, Comicrelief.com) disco Shaun the Sheep (Comicrelief.com) and animal designs by the British photographer, publisher, and director, Rankin.
Comic Relief Blue “love” water bottle: £9.99, Tkmaxx.com
We wouldn't be surprised if this water bottle turns out to be one of the most popular items in this year's collection. With a large silhouette that bears a strong resemblance to far more expensive water bottles doing the rounds (naming no names), it features a bold and bright “love” design by British lettering artist Rachel Joy. At least £3 from every water bottle sold goes to Comic Relief
Comic Relief party design case: £8, Comicrelief.com
Show your support by protecting your phone in this colourful Comic Relief party design case. Featuring retro designs inspired by the eighties, nineties and 2010s, it’s available for iPhone 14, 14 Pro, 15 and 15 Pro.
Comic Relief Mr. Cool tote bag: £7.99, Comicrelief.com
Your tote collection just won't be complete without this Mr Cool tote bag. This is one of a range of bags available this year, including a ‘love’ tote bag (£7.99, Comicrelief.com). and a pouch (£7.99, Comicrelief.com) designed by British lettering artist Rachel Joy.
Comic Relief kids reversible bucket hat: £10, Comicrelief.com
Available with this year's retro designs on either a black background or a red background, this reversible bucket hat means they can have double the fun and can be worn to show their support on the big day and throughout the sunny spring and summer months.
Comic Relief Plushie crazy hair Red Nose toy: £12, Comicrelief.com
Whether you’re always on the lookout for more cuddly toys or you know someone who is sure to absolutely love this crazy-haired character, this Plushie toy looks to be a fun inclusion to this year’s Comic Relief collection. Plus, it’s made from recycled polyester.
Red Nose Day 2025 polka dot umbrella: £11, Comicrelief.com
If it's time to replace your old and collapsing umbrella, Comic Relief has launched a pink and red polka dot design, complete with the Red Nose Day 2025 logo printed on the pouch, so you can stay dry whilst supporting a good cause.