Advice

|29 Jun 2022|4 mins

10 Ally Friendly Style Updates To Add To Your Wardrobe Rotation

Clothing The Gaps has just landed in time to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2022.

9 Ally Friendly Style Updates To Add To Your Wardrobe Rotation NAIDOC Week 2022

Held in the first week of July each year, NAIDOC Week (3rd - 10th July) is an important opportunity for everyone to support and celebrate the oldest, continuous living culture on earth.

This year’s theme ‘Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!’ is a call to action for everyone to strive for systemic change and show continuous support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, Elders, and Communities.

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Getting behind First Nations-owned brands is a meaningful way to show your support, and shopping Clothing The Gaps is a great place to start. Based on Wurundjeri Country in Victoria, the Aboriginal led and B Corp certified social enterprise makes fashion apparel and accessories that celebrate Aboriginal people and culture.

Often emblazoned with the Aborignal flag and powerful messaging like ‘Always Was, Always Will Be’, the instantly recognisable merchandise enables people to wear their values and spark important conversations. Below are our top Ally Friendly picks that deserve a space in your wardrobe. Ally Friendly merch is created for everyone who truly and genuinely wants to make our country better for First Nations peoples.

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Eliza Concepcion

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