Save The Tapir x Tracey

Save The Tapir
Collection

Let’s Do Our Part

In conjunction with National Day and Malaysia Day, we thought of doing something special in caring for our homeland. With that, we decided to join efforts to preserve one of her national treasures—the Malayan Tapir—through our Save The Tapir collection.

Made in appreciation of the tapirs, the designs of the collection represent the colours and silhouette of this shy, unique yet endangered animal. A special stamp of the campaign slogan #SaveTheTapir is also found on every zipper. These zippers are coloured yellow to represent the tapir’s favourite fruits—Jackfruits and bananas!

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Malaysia Natural Society

The collection is Tracey’s first ever collaboration with the Malaysian Natural Society (MNS) to help drive public awareness while raising funds to contribute to the NGO's tapir Conservation Fund.

For every Save The Tapir bag sold from August 1st to October 31st (3 months), 5% of the total sales of this collection will be donated to MNS' Tapir Conservation Fund.

These funds will be used to build tapirs’ translocation boxes to safely relocate them to their suited habitat, support MNS' World Tapir Day program, support their research on tapirs, and other purposes to save the tapirs.

Together For The Better

Here at Tracey, we believe everyone (including you!) has the power to make a difference towards our environment. That is why this collaboration exists, giving us a chance to save the tapirs, together.

This collaboration is our small step towards making a positive impact on the environment in restoring our rainforests’ ecosystems of our nation.

Save The Tapirs with us by bringing home our limited edition Save The Tapir collection. Wear these stylish bags and feel good knowing you’ve contributed to a bigger cause to protect our tapirs and rainforest!

View Save The Tapir collection

About MNS

The Malaysian Natural Society (MNS) is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) that works closely with Malaysia’s Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN) in protecting and conserving the biodiversity of local flora and fauna.

Under their unremitting effort, 75 Malayan Tapirs have been moved from the unprotected wild to Sungai Dusun Wildlife Conservation Reserve (PKHL) since 2004. A total of 19 newborn Malayan Tapir were recorded as of today, while 14 of them were released back to their natural habitat.

For many years MNS orchestrated engagement activities and volunteering programs that welcome the involvement of the public. You can also donate directly to MNS’ programs and join them as a member by clicking the link below!