Cute capybara embroidered sustainable sweatshirt for all capybara fans. For every sale of this item, 15% of the profits will be donated to the Rainforest Trust UK 💚
Capybaras are the largest rodents on earth and are found in North & Central America in both rainforests & savannahs. They are closely related to guinea pigs, and more distantly to chinchillas & agouti. Capybaras have pig-shaped bodies & partially webbed toes, great for paddling around in water. They are really strong swimmers and their long, brittle fur dries out quickly on land.
Like other rodents, their teeth grow continuously and they wear them down by grazing. Interestingly they start their day by eating their own faeces in the morning! This allows them to digest their meals twice as the grass they eat is very difficult to digest. They live in large groups, but are also happy to be alone.
Every purchase of this gorgeous & super soft sweatshirt supports wildlife conservation.
EVE Vegan approved 85% Organic Ring-Spun Combed Cotton & 15% Recycled Polyester.
Organic Cotton has a much lower environmental impact than conventionally grown Cotton. This is because it's cultivated using less water with no harmful pesticides. This is better for the planet, the farmers and your skin.
Made to order in our Bournemouth studio and shipped in plastic free packaging.
The Rainforest Trust have already placed over 40 million acres under permanent protection.
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Each little Blue Panda design is conceived, sketched & brought to life by our in-house artist Steve.
"I’ve always loved animals & have been drawing them as far back as I can recall, dragging wildlife encyclopedias around with me as a small child.
Rediscovering this passion as an adult brings me full circle & I love the fact that I’m able to keep the entire process in-house.
From a simple sketch I can bring the animal to life with the use of stitch types, angles & thread colour choices - embroidery digitizing is an art in itself & I absolutely love doing this part of the process.
With each design I try to capture the spirit of the animal and I hope you can feel this too."
