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Close-up of a brown and black patterned snake coiled up, showing textured scales and head partially visible.

Wrong for a Place

Something ended up where it shouldn't have.
So we went in after it.

shop invasive PYTHON

A man in a vest and corduroy pants stands next to a seated woman in a snakeskin top, shorts, and cowboy boots in a wood-paneled room with Western decor.

Invasive Python Collection

A limited edition collection crafted from invasive
Burmese python leather.

A person wearing snake-patterned cowboy boots stands next to a large brown and yellow python on a tiled floor.
Person in a cowboy hat, snakeskin shirt, and boots sits in an armchair on an animal hide rug, with an old TV and cabinet in the background.
A pair of brown and snakeskin cowboy boots sit on a black box, with a vintage stereo system in the background.
Four people sit on an airboat moving through tall reeds in a marshy area, viewed partially obscured by the grass in the foreground.

“Before long, the Everglades had a snake problem.
And not a little one.”

A narrow waterway winds through flat marshland under a cloudy sky, with tall grasses on either side and calm water reflecting the landscape.

Burmese pythons don’t belong in the Florida Everglades.

Introduced decades ago, they've spread across the wetlands with no natural predator to keep them in check. Python hunters head into the swamps at night, wading through water and grass to remove them. The work is slow, difficult, and ongoing.

Through a partnership with Everglades restoration efforts, we took what didn’t belong and made something that does.

A swamp problem, turned into a limited edition collection.

A flock of birds flies over a grassy field under a cloudy sky at sunset.