Where are The Wishing Elephant shirts made and printed?
Every shirt and sweatshirt is designed, printed, and shipped right here in New Hampshire. We are proud to be a fully USA-made brand, no overseas manufacturing, no middlemen.
What sizes do kids graphic tees and sweatshirts come in?
We carry sizes 2 through Youth XL, so we have something for toddlers all the way up to older kids. Size charts with exact measurements are included on every product listing to help you find the perfect fit.
What fabric and material are the shirts made from?
Our graphic tees are 100% cotton for a soft, breathable feel. Our sweatshirts are a cotton-poly blend, making them cozy, durable, and easy to care for.
How do I choose the right size for my child?
Every listing includes a detailed size chart with exact measurements. If you are ever unsure, we generally recommend sizing up, many of our customers get extra wear out of each size and pass them down from child to child!
How long does shipping take?
Orders typically process within 3 to 5 business days. Standard shipping takes an additional 3 to 5 days, and Priority Mail takes 1 to 3 days. All orders ship from New Hampshire.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes! We ship worldwide so kids everywhere can get in on the fun.
Are The Wishing Elephant shirts machine washable?
Yes, and they hold up beautifully. Many of our customers wash and wear their shirts through multiple children, they are made to last and become keepsakes, not just clothes.
What makes The Wishing Elephant different from other kids clothing brands?
We are a women-owned small business based in a New Hampshire mill, and every single design is created in-house with humor, heart, and childhood magic in mind. We focus on getting kids into clothes they actually love to wear, not just clothes that look cute on a hanger. We have also been proud to have started some pretty big trends in the kids graphic tee space!
Are the designs original?
Every design is 100% original, created right here in our New Hampshire studio. Nothing is licensed or outsourced, what you see is something we dreamed up and made ourselves.
