The Endangered Wild Cat Jacket

Easy Hooded Denim Jacket with Wild Cat Print and Liberty of London Lining

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Made to Order, please allow 6 weeks for production and delivery.

25% of profits from the sale of this T-shirt will be donated to Panthera.org

We cut, sew and screen print our T-shirts in house. Our exclusive hand sketched wild cats were first carved  into linoleum,  then blocked printed. Then we had screens made of our original designs. There is a Panther, Tiger, Snow Leopard and Cheetah, 4 of the seven Big cats belonging to the Pantherinae family.  Each jacket is one-of-a-kind. The Wild Cat Jackets are dedicated to endangered wild cats that are teetering on the edge of extinction.

Some sad and scary facts about various wild cat populations around the world.

According to The Wildlife Diaries the South China tiger may already be extinct!

According to the World Wildlife Federation the Tiger is the largest of all the Asian big cats. About 4,500 tigers remain across Asia. Because they are on the list of endangered species numbers have increased in some countries yet are still declining in Southeast Asia due to poaching, habitat loss and revenge killings.

The Wildlife Conservation Network has made strides towards saving snow leopards from extinction in the high mountain regions of Central Asia. As human populations encroach on snow leopards their livestock become prey. They are making a difference by educating communities, creating economic programs and researching snow leopards in their natural habitats.

“Today more than 700 species of animals and 900 species of plants in the United States are listed under the Endangered Species Act. Another 673 foreign species are listed as threatened or endangered.”
-Mongabay News & Inspiration from Nature’s Frontline 

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If you’re moved to help save wild cats, check out The Culturist for 3 Organizations you can donate to that are Helping Save Wild Cats from Vanishing.