From childhood, we were taught that there are rich people and poor people. This concept is usually linked to economic well-being and thus to the possession of specific material goods. As we grew up, we then learned the meaning of the word "well-off" and made it our own. Tabishi, a curious and globetrotting penguin, is keen to distance himself from these labels. Tabishi knows that wealth, like poverty, are concepts that exist to the detriment of those who would instead like to live according to the values of sharing and solidarity. The penguin who loves surfing knows he is rich in energy and stories to tell, but at the same time poor. Tabishi owns nothing; his home is the world, and his engine is found in the ideas that move his flippers. Tabishi is not well-off, but he is aware that he is doing well because he has someone with whom to share his emotions, and this is the only thing that matters.
Brushed inside for maximum comfort
Hood with drawstring
Do not bleach.
Dry flat, avoiding the use of a tumble dryer.
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Do not dry clean.
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