Resilience Is My Medicine Hoodie
- Handmade by Indigenous Artists
- Quality You Can Feel
- Sustainable Materials
Design Story:
This piece is a story about two-eyed seeing told from my perspective as an urban Anishinaabe. Because we see two worlds simultaneously I understand we’re not going back to living in tipis or hunting buffalo, but I also understand we can carry ourselves as our ancestors did. It's about reconciliation internally and externally. We can live by the teachings, values, and beliefs they fought to preserve for us. The basketball shoe symbolizes the city and street culture, the feather signifies Anishinaabe culture, and the feet represent walking the red road. A mix of both worlds.
Written By Sean Rayland-Boubar Art by Sean Rayland-Boubar
Features:
- Cultural Connection: Embrace community spirit and cultural pride with each wear.
- Everyday Comfort: Stay confident and comfortable throughout your day.
- Storytelling Apparel: Share the significance of Indigenous artwork and traditions.
- Eco-Friendly Prints: Soft, sustainable prints with eco-friendly ink.
- Versatile Style: Transition seamlessly from casual to formal settings.
- Family & Friends: Enjoy cozy moments with loved ones in ultimate comfort.
Fabrication:
- Functional Design: Kangaroo hand pocket, rib on cuffs and waistband, and a two-ply hood with drawcords.
- Premium Fabric: 70% SoftLume combed and ring-spun cotton, & 30% polyester fleece with 100% SoftLume combed and ring-spun cotton-face.
- 32 single
- 8.25 oz
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Love this hoodie it’s super soft and comfortable! I have many shirts and now two hoodies that I wear often and with such pride!!
The quality of this company’s streetwear is outstanding. Gets softer & more epic to wear over time as well. I wash all my 9-10 pieces on gentle & use gentle to dry them too. Red Rebel is my top pick now for family & friends.
Most of our products are made to order, meaning they're crafted just for you after your purchase. Please allow 3–5 business days for processing before your order ships.
You’ll receive a tracking email as soon as your item leaves our warehouse.
Note: Transit times shown at checkout reflect shipping after your order has been fulfilled.
While we strive to fulfill orders as quickly as possible, delays may occasionally occur due to:
- High order volumes during drops, sales, or campaign launches
- Materials or supplies temporarily out of stock
- Custom embroidery or design work requiring extra production time
- Training new team members as part of our employment program
- Disruptions in shipping services (weather, failed deliveries, etc.)
- Sourcing from small suppliers, who may also experience slowdowns
Please note We only return and exchange Goods once the request has been reviewed and approved. If approved, you will be responsible for the cost and risk of returning the Goods to Us.
However, if the Item is damaged or you Received the wrong item we can send a replacement item free of charge, issue store credit, or offer a full refund upon review and approval.
Only regular-priced Goods may be refunded, returned, or exchanged. Unfortunately, Goods on sale cannot be refunded. This exclusion may not apply to You if it is not permitted by applicable law.
Can I wear one of your designs if I am not Indigenous?
Yes, you can! Our products are made by Indigenous artists for everyone and that includes you.
Also, it's cultural appreciation when you buy from an Indigenous-owned business.
Read the Indigenous Ally Tool-Kit to discover more!
How do the clothes fit?
All of our products feature unisex sizing and are designed to provide a comfortable fit.
You can confidently select your regular size, as it should fit the way you like.
Where is your clothing sourced?
It's our priority to source ethical and sustainable wholesale blanks to be used in our manufacturing processes, our supplier is WRAP and BSCI certified, here is a link to their Code of Conduct.
