PRE-ORDER: NAIDOC 50 Years Of Deadly Tee
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The 2026 NAIDOC Tee will be shipping from early May.
Please note: All items placed in the same order will be held and shipped in one parcel.
It started as a single day of protest in 1938. By 1975 it had grown into a full week. This year marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week and this tee shares that history.
The back features all 50 NAIDOC Week themes from 1976 to 2026, set against the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags, a powerful timeline of resistance, survival and celebration. The front features the 2026 NAIDOC theme in a simple white pocket square icon.
Made from 230 GSM 100% organic cotton, this oversized tee has a rugged yet soft texture built for everyday wear. The thick neckline and bold cut give it a high-end streetwear feel and at 230 GSM it holds its shape and takes a print beautifully.
Match with the whole family - available in a matching kids' NAIDOC tee and adult hoodie.
We pay respect to the designers of both flags. The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas, a Luritja man. The Torres Strait Islander Flag was designed by the late Bernard Namok of Thursday Island.
Features
- Thich 230 GSM 100% organic cotton
- Oversized fit — sizes XS to 5XL
- Thick neckline with single stitch finish
- Shoulder-to-shoulder tape and side-seamed construction for durability
- Screen printed on Wurundjeri Country
PRE-ORDER NOW OPEN
The 2026 NAIDOC Tee will be shipping from early May.
Please note: All items placed in the same order will be held and shipped in one parcel.
It started as a single day of protest in 1938. By 1975 it had grown into a full week. This year marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week and this tee shares that history.
The back features all 50 NAIDOC Week themes from 1976 to 2026, set against the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags, a powerful timeline of resistance, survival and celebration. The front features the 2026 NAIDOC theme in a simple white pocket square icon.
Made from 230 GSM 100% organic cotton, this oversized tee has a rugged yet soft texture built for everyday wear. The thick neckline and bold cut give it a high-end streetwear feel and at 230 GSM it holds its shape and takes a print beautifully.
Match with the whole family - available in a matching kids' NAIDOC tee and adult hoodie.
We pay respect to the designers of both flags. The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas, a Luritja man. The Torres Strait Islander Flag was designed by the late Bernard Namok of Thursday Island.
Features
- Thich 230 GSM 100% organic cotton
- Oversized fit — sizes XS to 5XL
- Thick neckline with single stitch finish
- Shoulder-to-shoulder tape and side-seamed construction for durability
- Screen printed on Wurundjeri Country
Original: $33.71
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$11.80Description
PRE-ORDER NOW OPEN
The 2026 NAIDOC Tee will be shipping from early May.
Please note: All items placed in the same order will be held and shipped in one parcel.
It started as a single day of protest in 1938. By 1975 it had grown into a full week. This year marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week and this tee shares that history.
The back features all 50 NAIDOC Week themes from 1976 to 2026, set against the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags, a powerful timeline of resistance, survival and celebration. The front features the 2026 NAIDOC theme in a simple white pocket square icon.
Made from 230 GSM 100% organic cotton, this oversized tee has a rugged yet soft texture built for everyday wear. The thick neckline and bold cut give it a high-end streetwear feel and at 230 GSM it holds its shape and takes a print beautifully.
Match with the whole family - available in a matching kids' NAIDOC tee and adult hoodie.
We pay respect to the designers of both flags. The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas, a Luritja man. The Torres Strait Islander Flag was designed by the late Bernard Namok of Thursday Island.
Features
- Thich 230 GSM 100% organic cotton
- Oversized fit — sizes XS to 5XL
- Thick neckline with single stitch finish
- Shoulder-to-shoulder tape and side-seamed construction for durability
- Screen printed on Wurundjeri Country
