animalis [animalis, animale] adjective. animal, of living creatures, living, live, animate ▼ adjective - dictzone.com
This is the result of one sample t-shirt that had a huge reaction on social media. We had knocked out a (at the time) one off wheel logo on a black t-shirt with a leopard print infill and the reaction was an unprecedented one to say the least! So we thought; why not pay homage to our animal friends with a small variety of animal-coat inspired designs.
Consisting of three sweatshirts and six t-shirts, we named the capsule "ANIMÃLIS" to coincide with our Latin name Vive Ut Vivas. Deriving from Latin, anima means "breath" or "soul", and animãlis is the adjective that comes from it, means "having breathe or soul". All animals such as cats, dog, lions, zebras, can be seen to breathe. So the noun animal, which comes from animãlis, was borrowed from Latin for that group of living beings that breathe visibly. (Merriam-Webster.com [Dictionary])
Ties in perfectly with Live That You May Live doesn't it?
See, when we release a capsule we try to educate too!
Shop the Animãlis Capsule HERE.