Aboriginal Unisex Jerseys

Be Proud to Wear Aboriginal Unisex Jerseys

There has never been a better time to embrace and celebrate cultural diversity than now. And what better way to do this than by rocking unique Aboriginal unisex jerseys designed by award-winning artist, Donna Hensen?

These jerseys tell a story and are vibrant, allowing you to showcase your artistic and cultural side.

Avoid the dull bland colours you can get from chain stores. These jerseys will set you apart in a world where manufactured and mass-produced items are the norm.

Not only are the styles unique, but the designs are also a representation of an ancient and treasured culture, the Aboriginal culture. Each jersey has a story behind it, told through patterns and symbols that have been passed down for generations. By wearing one, you are telling a story of a people and a heritage.

Secondly, these Aboriginal unisex jerseys are pieces of wearable art. Donna Hensen is an internationally renowned artist who has won various awards for her work. Her designs are colourful and captivating, reflecting her deep passion for her art. With the jersey as the canvas, she is able to create something that is both functional and visually stunning. You will be walking around in a piece of art that represents something bigger than just a fashion statement.

Furthermore, supporting Donna Hensen’s work means that you are supporting Indigenous art and culture. Over the last few decades, the Indigenous communities in Australia have had to fight to keep their heritage alive amidst colonization and oppression. One way to support them is to appreciate and support their cultural work. By wearing a Donna Hensen-designed jersey, you are joining the movement to preserve Indigenous culture and acknowledge it as an important part of Australian history.

Lastly, wearing an Aboriginal unisex jersey designed by Donna Hensen sends a message of inclusivity and unity. In a world that is constantly striving for division, embracing cultural diversity and promoting unity should be celebrated. These jerseys represent an opportunity to learn and appreciate something outside of our personal experiences. And it starts with something as simple as what we wear.

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About the Jersey's

$70AUD 

or 4 interest-free payments of $17.50. Klarna.

Expand your product assortment with a premium sports jersey that all sports enthusiasts will feel great in even during the most intense situations. Made of 100% recycled polyester mesh fabric, the shirt is breathable and moisture-wicking, ensuring comfortable wear. The double-layered V-neck collar adds a premium touch, setting this jersey apart from typical crew-necks or V-necks.
• 100% recycled polyester fabric
• Fabric weight: 4.7 oz/yd² (160 g/m²)
• Two-way stretch fabric
• Moisture-wicking material
• Regular fit
• UPF50+ protection
• Double-layered V-neck collar
• Extended size range: 2XS–6XL
• Fabric is OEKO-TEX 100 standard and Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certified

 

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