The Elephant Pants Support Center
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I’m a Retail Store Owner and Am Interested In Selling Elephant Pants. What's the Next Step?
Elephant Pants are showing up in more and more stores around the country and the world.
If you’re interested in selling our pants at your location, please fill out The Elephant Pants' wholesale form: https://www.theelephantpants.com/wholesale
Do You Have Any Stores Or are the Pants Only Available On the Website?
Please visit The Elephant Pants' Store Locator Page for store locations near you.
If the closest location is a bit far, no worries! The Elephant Pants is constantly adding new stores to The Elephant Pants' list so make sure you check in for updates.
If you have any questions or comments, reach out to support@theelephantpants.co
What are Elephant Pants Made Of?
The Elephant Pants are 100% rayon, a regenerated cellulose fiber made from wood pulp. The fabric The Elephant Pants uses is super soft and breathable. It also has a fantastic drape to it, and even though it’s a synthetic fiber, it feels much more like a natural fiber.
I Need to Return a Damaged/defective Item...what Can I Do?
That’s super unfortunate, but The Elephant Pants can certainly help! To begin processing your replacement, please contact support@theelephantpants.com. One of fantastic customer service team members will assist and make it right!
What's the Process for Returning Or Exchanging My Elephant Pants?
The Elephant Pants handles returns on a case-by-case basis with the main goal of making our herd happy. If your purchase isn’t completely satisfactory, The Elephant Pants stands behind the brand and want yall to be 100% satisfied. It goes along with philosophy of fair and ethical treatment for all!
Also, you can visit The Elephant Pants Official Website to get more helps, faqs and knowledge base.
About The Elephant Pants
In 2014, The Elephant Pants embarked on a mission to help save elephants - and feel good while doing it.
Since The Elephant Pants opened it’s doors in 2014, it has sold more than 400,000 pairs of pants and donated more than $127,000 to organizations that are looking to make the world a safer place for elephants.