2" x 4" | 5cm x 10cm
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Measures approximately 2” x 4”
Part of the merit badge series...what wouldn't you do to earn this prize?
Measures approximately 2” x 4”
Embroidered on 100% felt stitched to faux leather. Pin back affixed to backside.
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Coral & Tusk is an independently owned, woman-run business. We provide a full benefits package and living wages to our small team in the United States and have built strong and lasting relationships with our production partners in India, investing in their workshops and livelihoods. Our pillow inserts are cruelty free and the majority of our linen is unbleached and undyed, avoiding pollutants and reducing water consumption.
We believe in giving back and donate regularly to nonprofits and organizations that align with our company values and principles, and are committed to contributing to environmental and social justice causes. In 2021 we donated $72,500 to environmental and humanitarian causes! You can read more about our specific giving efforts on our Charitable Contributions page.
Every collection begins with abundant research, drawing from a wide variety of inspiration.
Stephanie first creates her irreverent characters and bold pattern designs by putting pencil to paper. Every collection begins with abundant research and each individual design stems from her original hand-drawn illustrations.
Stephanie then scans her original drawing, creating a digital file. She redraws the design, stitch by stitch, using specialized software.
Once her designs are digitized, Stephanie connects with our partners in India to begin production. Together they work to perfect each design, finalizing layouts and colors. Our partners in India implement ethical working conditions and provide fair wages.
Once the design is perfected, it is machine embroidered in India by our embroidery partner of over ten years. The large scale embroidery machines make it possible for us to scale Stephanie’s creative process with the flexibility of small production runs.
Nearly all of our products are embroidered on 100% unbleached and undyed linen, avoiding the pollutants found in standard textile dying practices and reducing water consumption. Our linen begins as a flax plant in Lithuania and is then wet spun into yarn at an ISO 9001 company in West Bengal, India, before arriving in Bangalore, India for weaving. All of our linen fiber is Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Certified, confirming that it does not contain any harmful substances or chemicals.
Sewing is the final step of our production process. Every Coral & Tusk embroidery is transformed into the final product by our long-time tailors who expertly hem and stitch every piece for you to enjoy in your home.
Coral & Tusk's mission is to delight & inspire through purposefully designed, long-lasting products for the home.
We are a female founded, independently owned business with an all woman-team. For over ten years, we’ve produced our line of heirloom quality linens and gifts in India with our production partners. We have built strong and lasting relationships with our embroiders, tailors, and production manager. Our partners in India implement ethical working conditions and provide fair wages. Employee well-being is a top priority for us, we strive to make our company a great place to work by cultivating a strong company culture and offering a full benefits package and living wages to full-time employees.
Our products are stitched to last and are intended to be cherished for generations. Environmentally mindful, we source cruelty-free pillow inserts and almost all of our designs are embroidered on 100% natural unbleached and undyed linen, avoiding the pollutants found in standard textile dying practices and reducing water consumption.
We believe in giving back and donate regularly to nonprofits and organizations that align with our company values and principles. We are committed to contributing to environmental and social justice causes. In 2021 we donated $72,500 to environmental and humanitarian causes.