Quokka apparel and everyday goods, made on demand. Three percent of every order goes back to protecting the marsupial that made the world smile — and the habitat it depends on.
SHIPS WORLDWIDE30-DAY EXCHANGESPRINTED ON DEMAND
HAPPIEST ANIMAL TEE
Most loved · 3% gives back
$36
Printed close to you wherever we can.
Every order. Transfers published quarterly.
Nothing is printed until you order it.
Wrong size? We will help sort it out.
We make easygoing apparel and useful objects inspired by quokkas and the place they call home. Less throwaway merch. More considered design, responsible production and visible impact.
Start with what everyone is buying.
BESTSELLERS ↗Free field guide and the travel kit.
PLAN THE TRIP ↗Useful quokka things under $40.
GIFT GUIDE ↗Wear the message
Carry the cause
For the sun and the ride
Small daily joys
A small way in
Easy to give, good to keep
Ranked by what actually leaves the studio, not by what we like best. Every item is made only when ordered.
100% ring-spun cotton
$36.00
100% ring-spun cotton
$36.00
Ceramic · 11 oz
$21.00
Organic cotton twill
$30.00
Heavyweight cotton
$38.00
Recycled cotton canvas
$28.00
Ceramic · 11 oz
$21.00
Organic cotton twill
$32.00
Not three percent of profit. Three percent of what you actually pay, before our costs, on every order with no minimum and no small print.
The money is reserved for verified quokka habitat and conservation work. From the first live order, we will publish each transfer, its recipient, amount and date every quarter.
READ THE FULL PROMISE ↗A tiny marsupial with a crowded island, a fragile mainland range, and a face that got famous for the wrong reason.
VULNERABLE · AUSTRALIA’S EPBC ACT · SOURCE: WWF AUSTRALIA
Touching or feeding quokkas is prohibited. Keep your hands back and let wildlife choose the distance.
Mainland populations have contracted to scattered remnants. Rottnest and Bald Island remain strongholds.
Their jaw and cheek shape reads as a grin. It tells us nothing about how the animal actually feels.
The island most people call Rottnest has a Noongar name, a hard history, and wildlife protected by real rules. Our field guide helps you arrive knowing where to look, when to go, and how to get the photo without touching anything.
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Quokka Planet is a small independent shop, not a marketplace seller. Every order is printed on demand and sent from the print partner nearest you, so nothing sits in a warehouse waiting to be binned.
We are building our first hundred reviews honestly. If something arrives wrong, reply to your order email and a real person will help fix it.
MEET THE SHOP ↗Where to look, when to go, what not to do.
GET THE GUIDE ↗A 60-second quiz. Most people miss question four.
PLAY SOON ↗Made for classrooms and long flights.
COMING SOON ↗No form. No catch. Just download and keep.
DOWNLOAD SOON ↗Conservation updates, new designs and the occasional quokka fact that ruins a myth for you. Free shipping on your first order.
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No. Quokka Planet is an independent shop and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by the Rottnest Island Authority or any government body. Our designs are our own.
Every item is produced only after you order it, so delivery is production time plus shipping to your country. Exact timings will be published here once our print partner is confirmed.
Everything is printed on demand by print partners around the world. Wherever possible your order is produced at the facility closest to your delivery address, which cuts both shipping distance and waiting time.
A full size chart will be published alongside the first product drop, and every product page will carry the measurements for that specific item.
We offer 30-day exchanges. Reply to your order email and a real person will help you sort it out.
We publish every transfer — recipient, amount and date — once a quarter, starting from the first live order. It is three percent of what you pay, not of profit, with no minimum.
CROUCH, DON’T REACH.
Get low, stay still, let them choose the distance.
NO HANDS, EVER.
Touching and petting are prohibited.
NEVER FEED THEM.
Human food can make wildlife sick.
LEAVE NOTHING.
No wrappers, scraps or litter on their paths.
Things quokka people actually want to own — with money and better behaviour going back to the place they come from.
AUSTRALIA · USA · UNITED KINGDOM