The Bunyip — Still At Large

The Bunyip — Still At Large — unisex pullover hoodie. The bunyip comes from Aboriginal oral tradition in south-east Australia — a creature said to live in billabongs, swamps, creeks and waterholes. In the 1840s colonial newspapers ran a string of bunyip reports, including along the Murray, and settlers took up the stories. It’s still part of Aussie folklore, and proudly home-grown. THE BUNYIP / MURRAY RIVER ★ 1840s / STILL AT LARGE — a grungy old-school wanted poster for the Halloween drop, and the latest in our Still At Large series. Printed DTF in Australia on black. Still At Large series sleeve print down the left sleeve.

Garment: Pullover hoodie. 285 g/m², 80% cotton / 20% polyester, classic fit.

• 2-piece colour-matched jersey-lined hood with double-needle hem and topstitching on the outside of the hood seam
• 0.95cm flat drawcords
• Double-needle pouch pocket for added reinforcement
• Double-needle topstitching throughout
• Dropped shoulder

Sizes: S–5XL. See size charts.

Care: Wash inside out cold. No tumble dry — hang inside out in the sun. Warm iron inside out. Everything inside out for maximum life.