Our NAIDOC Week 2026 collection features our talented collaborating artists' reflection on and response to this year's theme ‘50 Years of Deadly’.

Gabrielle Bruce’s artwork, meaning Strong Journey, pays tribute to the strength and leadership of the NAIDOC movement. Through her detailed style, she honours those who have carried it from its beginnings to the leaders of today, sharing a “story of a movement that never rests, honouring the collective power of those walking together.”

Meet your new favourite Polo Shirt – where everyday comfort meets vibrant expression. Designed to move with you from workdays to weekends, it brings colour, confidence, and meaning to every moment. Whether it’s a family day out, your casual Friday fit, or a daily statement of support, the bold artwork celebrates connection and Culture with effortless style.

More than just a basic, this premium and best-selling style is a proud message of community and creativity, designed to go wherever life takes you. Discover the meaning behind this piece through the artwork story below, or see the QR code on your swing tag.

Reasons to Love
Product: Polo Shirt
UPF Rating: UPF 50+
Fit: Women's
Material: 100% Polyester Cool-Dry Mesh
Washing: Cold machine wash with similar colours. Do not bleach or tumble dry.
Artwork: Moorditj Koorliny (Strong Journey)
Artist: Gabrielle Bruce

100% authentic First Nations artwork. Your order gives back to the artist through royalties.

Story:

Moorditj Koorliny

NAIDOC Week 2026

“Moorditj Koorliny” is a tribute to the collective strength of the NAIDOC movement. It is not just a tribute to a few, but to the thousands of hands that have carried us through 50 Years of Deadly. From the first steps in 1976 to the leaders of today, it celebrates the “Moorditj Koorliny” (Strong Journey) of our people. It is the story of a movement that never rests, honouring the collective power of those walking together. This work recognises the unwavering leadership and dedicated people who have ensured the movement remained solid and focused throughout the last half-century.