Contact usUniforms, retail & event merchandise / Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
A Tasmanian wildlife sanctuary needed one considered collection for its people, its visitors and its Wild Ride Challenge fundraising event.
The result
The first retail drop sold out faster than expected, with a reorder placed soon after launch. Staff uniforms, visitor merchandise and Wild Ride Challenge apparel shared one coordinated identity.
Staff needed comfortable, durable uniforms for indoor and outdoor work. The retail store needed children’s and adults’ tees and hoodies. The Wild Ride Challenge needed event apparel that supported the sanctuary’s conservation mission.
We brought together organic cotton tees, polos and hoodies; recycled fleece and technical jackets; an organic cotton and recycled polyester shirt; and a cap made with organic and recycled cotton. Each choice balanced comfort, practicality and the needs of its wearer.
Selected organic cotton garments carried GOTS certification, and the sanctuary chose products from Fair Wear Leader suppliers where available. The result connected staff uniforms, visitor merchandise and fundraising apparel to Bonorong’s commitment to conservation and education.
The details make the difference
Custom Bonorong swing tags used recycled card, with barcode stickers integrated into the sanctuary’s point-of-sale setup. The discreet “Clothing That Cares” sleeve label added a visible connection to the collection’s purpose.
The first retail drop sold out faster than expected, with a reorder placed soon after launch. Impact reporting for the July 2024–June 2025 order period and social-ready content helped Bonorong share the collection’s story with its community.
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