Winters get chilly in Northern India, so volunteers at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Center decided to knit some truly big sweaters for its rescued elephants.

It takes about 4 weeks to make one sweater, and it does not come as a shock knowing that elephants are the largest land mammals on the planet.

Still, the animal rescue volunteers make sure that the knits are not just warm and comfortable for these huge animals; they are also colorful and even fashionable.

“It is important to maintain our elephants protected from the bitter cold during this extreme winter, as they are weak and vulnerable having actually suffered a lot animal abuse making them susceptible to ailments such as pneumonia,” cofounder Kartick Satyanarayan said in a launch.

“The cold also aggravates their arthritis, which is a common issue that our rescued elephants have to deal with.” Thank goodness the abuse those wonderful children had to face is in the past, with bright– and stylish– future at the wildlife conservation sanctuary is ahead of them.