No matter whether you are a tiger lover, or design fan, you can get your favourite gift from WWF-Hong Kong’s new collection of tiger products. You will then find yourself saving tigers in China in a surprisingly trendy way.

Thanks to HATCH.HK’s support, four of Hong Kong’s hottest illustrators Johnny Cheuk, Jack Lee, Kate Barnett and Toby Yeung, have contributed exclusive tiger illustrations to WWF’s global tiger campaign. The illustrations are used to create limited edition T-shirts and SIGG water bottles. 20% of all sales of tiger products will go directly to support WWF’s tiger conservation work in China.

WWF Panda Shop’s t-shirts are made from high quality environmentally friendly 100% organic cotton. Price: HK$249 each

SIGG 1L water bottles are made from high quality aluminum, which makes it very recyclable, and able to be reused over and over again.. Price: HK$249 each

A special package of one t-shirt and one bottle is also available for HK$450.

Your baby can also save the tiger!
Panda Shop has also just newly introduced a collection of baby products. The new collection includes tiger music box (HK$120), super-soft and cuddly tiger towels (HK$70) and tiger rattle (HK$55). These gifts are not only saving the future of our tigers, but they are also inspiring to your baby who needs a lot of stimulation during its critical early developmental stage.

For more details of Panda Shop products, please visit: http://www.wwf.org.hk/pandashop/

WWF launched a global campaign in 2010, the Year of Tiger, to raise awareness, funds and action for tiger conservation. The overarching goal is to double the number of tigers in the wild by the next Year of the Tiger in 2022 – a goal that was recently adopted by all tiger range countries. The campaign will build on WWF's many years of work to help save tigers in the wild. It is estimated that there are only 3,200 tigers now left in the wild.

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