76% matchAlternative Apparel
Soft vintage-washed tees and fleece in the same easy palette
What changes: Blank basics rather than graphics or cause marketing
Brand profile
Ivory Ella sells elephant-graphic tees, hoodies and accessories online, donating a share of profits to conservation nonprofit Save the Elephants.
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Nearly every piece — tees, hoodies, sweatpants, loungewear, phone cases — runs on elephant prints in pastel colorways aimed at teen and young-adult shoppers.
A share of profits goes to Save the Elephants, with reported cumulative donations above $2 million since the 2015 launch.
Six founders started with a single elephant tee marketed through large social accounts; the first 500 shirts sold out in minutes, and the brand still sells direct-to-consumer.
76% matchSoft vintage-washed tees and fleece in the same easy palette
What changes: Blank basics rather than graphics or cause marketing
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What changes: Activewear leaning, no graphic-character identity
72% matchSame washed graphic tees and matching lounge sets for teens
What changes: Boutique/wholesale distribution, no charity component
68% matchDTC slogan tees sold on a values message, giveback model
What changes: Faith messaging instead of animal conservation
Ivory Ella is a direct-to-consumer apparel label built around elephant graphics and conservation giving. Six founders launched it in Connecticut in April 2015 with one elephant-print tee, marketed through large social media accounts; the first 500 shirts sold out within minutes. The range covers graphic T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, loungewear and accessories including phone cases and jewelry, in pastel palettes aimed at teen and young-adult shoppers. The company directs a share of profits to Save the Elephants, with cumulative donations reported above $2 million.