Est. For the endangered
Wear the species that need us most. A portion of every purchase directly funds a vetted conservation partner dedicated to that species' survival.
Shop the Collection →Why We Exist
Over 48,000 species are threatened with extinction. We believe the clothes on your back can be part of the solution — not the problem.
Every Wanted Alive tee features original artwork of a critically endangered animal, paired with the story of why they need your support.
Collection I · The Inaugural Four
This is just the beginning. More species — and more stories — will join the lineup as the brand grows.
Panthera pardus orientalis
The world's rarest big cat. Built for the brutal winters of the Russian Far East, its coat grows up to 7cm long and its leap spans 19 feet. Pushed to just 25 individuals in the early 2000s, conservation has clawed it back from the brink.
Top Threats
Hunted for its spotted fur and bones
Logging, forest fires, farmland
Genetic decline from small population
Rhinoceros sondaicus
The rarest rhino on Earth — and arguably the rarest large mammal. Every surviving individual lives in a single park, Ujung Kulon, under threat from a nearby active volcano. A poaching crisis in 2023 cost the species roughly a third of its population almost overnight.
Top Threats
26+ killed for horns in 2019–2023
Active volcano & tsunami risk
Pathogens from neighbouring cattle
Rhinopithecus roxellana
The cold-weather king of primates. With a striking flat blue face and a coat of long golden fur, this monkey lives at altitudes up to 3,400m in central China's mountain forests — withstanding colder average temperatures than any other primate. It spends 97% of its life in the canopy.
Top Threats
Logging and agricultural expansion
Killed for meat, fur, and snare traps
Up to 80% range loss projected by 2080
Pongo tapanuliensis
The rarest great ape on Earth — only described as a distinct species in 2017. With frizzy cinnamon hair and a wide flat face, the Tapanuli represents the oldest surviving orangutan lineage. December 2025 floods may have killed up to 10% of an already shrinking population.
Top Threats
60% lowland forest cleared since 1985
Hydropower and gold mine in habitat
Hunting and crop-raid killings
The Launch Is Coming
Wanted Alive is currently in development. A portion of every future sale will go directly to vetted conservation organizations dedicated to the species we feature. Be the first to know when we launch.