Name: Big Bear’s Bounty
Brand: Berkshires Boutique
SKU: 1533937_9367
Price: 28.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Shipping & Returns

Shipping: Free shipping on all U.S. orders over $75 (gift cards not included). 🚚✨

Returns: You’ve got 30 days from delivery to decide if your purchase sparks joy or needs to boomerang back to us. 🕒

Please note: we only take back items that are unworn, unwashed, and in their original, untamed condition. No mysterious stains, strange scents, or evidence of epic adventures allowed.🌲✨

More information regarding returns and exchanges can be found here: Return Policy

Fabric Details

Fabric weight: 4.2 oz./yd.² (142 g/m²)
Pre-shrunk
100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton: Marshmallow, Citron, Soft Maple, Hot Cocoa, and Sky Blue.
99% cotton and 1% polyester: Frosted Berry and Icy Blue.
90% cotton and 10% polyester: Gray and Charcoal.
52% cotton / 48% polyester: Campfire Smoke, Night Sky, Lakeside Blue and Balsam Forest

Care Guide

To keep your tee feeling cozy and looking its best:

Machine wash cold, inside-out, on a gentle cycle with mild detergent and like colors.

Skip the fabric softeners and use non-chlorine bleach only when truly needed.

Tumble dry low or hang it up to air dry if you want it to last for seasons to come.

If it needs a touch-up, cool iron inside-out—but don’t iron over the design.

Do not dry clean.

Size Chart

Forest Test

Gentle Giant of the Garden

A Tee from the Wildlife in the Garden Collection

At first glance, Big Bear might seem like the kind of bear who guards the garden from intruders—or perhaps he is the reason your garden is missing a few vegetables. But don’t let his formidable size fool you: beneath those towering paws and imposing stance beats the heart of a marshmallow-soft nap enthusiast who raids the garden strictly out of necessity.

On this tee, Big Bear carries a paper bag overflowing with freshly picked produce, wearing an expression that says, “I’d rather be napping, but snacks don’t harvest themselves.” Perfectly soft and wonderfully comfortable, this tee celebrates the spirit of those who know that the best snacks follow a bit of gentle effort—and are preferably rewarded with a long, luxurious nap afterward.

🐻 Ultra-soft, breathable fabric—ideal for working hard (briefly), lounging frequently, and snacking constantly
🍎 Pairs perfectly with fresh produce, sunny naps, and the occasional reluctant burst of productivity
💤 Warning: May cause sudden urges for leisurely breaks and mid-afternoon snoozes

Each order is made just for you, which means it takes a little extra time to get it to your door. Crafting our products on demand, rather than in bulk, helps us reduce waste and stay true to our love for the great outdoors. Thanks for choosing a more mindful way to shop. 🌲

Big Bear’s Garden Memoirs – Chapter One: Snacks & Naps

Big Bear stretched lazily, eyeing the garden with sleepy resignation. The veggies weren't going to harvest themselves. Unfortunately.

With a slow, lumbering step he wandered into the rows of produce, carefully picking carrots, cucumbers, and perfectly ripe tomatoes—pausing occasionally to yawn dramatically. Hard work was fine, but Big Bear firmly believed it was best served in moderation.

He filled his basket steadily, dreaming of the long, glorious nap he'd enjoy afterward, until finally, the bag he had found was brimmed with garden goodies. With a satisfied sigh, he was about to retreat to his favorite shady spot when Rabbit bounded up eagerly.

"Did you get the berries too?" Rabbit asked, twitching his nose hopefully.

Bear paused, sighed deeply, then turned back to the raspberry bushes. "On it," he rumbled, knowing this was exactly why he preferred naps.

By the time Big Bear made it to the campfire, the others were already there, swapping stories and popcorn. He placed his bounty down carefully, the berries artfully arranged among the freshly picked veggies.

"Someone had a productive day," teased Willow.

Bear plopped down heavily, leaned against a log, and closed his eyes. "Wake me up when dinner’s ready," he rumbled.

Because in the garden, as in life, good food tastes even better after a long, well-earned nap.