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Show your support of Tusk and love of African wildlife by wearing a range of Tusk-branded fashion.
Buy something special and support Tusk at the same time. As well as offering a range of Tusk items, we are supported by many fantastic artists, designers and authors who donate a share of their profits to our work ...
Show your support of Tusk and love of African wildlife by wearing a range of Tusk-branded fashion.
The team of designers and craftsmen at Grant Macdonald have created a new collection of limited edition sterling silver animals, all named after different projects that we support. 20% from the sale of each piece will be donated to Tusk.
LOVE BRAND & Co’s luxury beachwear is intrinsically dedicated to elephants, with 5% sales invested in their conservation, including Tusk’s work.
INKERMAN provide luxury gifts and specialise in producing one-off pieces, creating bespoke products and designing special commissions.
ROSAMOND LLOYD is one of the UK’s leading wildlife sculptors and is passionate about conservation. She has raised significant funds for conservation projects through her sculpture work and in her role as an affiliated sculptor to Tusk.
PJ PAN create luxury yet affordable nightwear for adults, teenagers and children. The entire collection is made in Britain using only the finest quality cottons and silks. PJ Pan give a donation to Tusk from the sales of their African themed designs, including elephant and flamingo prints.
BOWES BROTHERS have created a range of handmade jewellery featuring threatened animals with a huge focus on detail and quality.
DOODLE-DOO offers personalised greetings cards cards for every occasion, and 10% of any design will come to Tusk if chosen as the beneficiary charity. Further support comes through the Tusk gallery, offering fabulous designs from Veronica Mackinnon and designs from Ackroyd’s Ark.
HECTOR & QUEEN are designers and creators of children’s furniture and associated accessories, and donate 20% from the sale of every pair of their award-winning handmade wildlife slippers to Tusk.
GIANT STEPS by Richard Peirce is the true story of two African elephants, both orphaned in organised culling operations, and taken away from their natural wild lives. Part of the author’s royalties are donated to Tusk, and the book is available on Amazon, or through the Tusk office.