In honour of Mother's Day, Wajarri Yamatji and Noongar woman Gabrielle Bruce celebrates life, femininity and the nurturing strength of Country. Her artwork reflects the deep care, renewal and reciprocal love that sustains community, family and the natural world. 

Meet the 100% Linen Short Sleeve Women’s Shirt, a breezy and breathable warm weather staple crafted for comfort in the Australian climate. Designed with short sleeves and an oversized silhouette, it offers an unmistakably airy feel with a softly structured drape that only natural fibres can bring. Naturally cool and soft on skin, it delivers an elevated sense of ease that effortlessly lifts even the simplest outfit.

Each shirt features First Nations artwork from collaborating artists across Australia, printed with care to capture rich design details. Discover the meaning behind this piece through the artwork story below, or see the QR code on your product swing tag.

Reasons to Love
Product: Linen Short Sleeve Shirt
Fit: Women’s
Material: 100% Linen
Washing: Cold gentle machine or hand wash with similar colours recommended. Use mild detergent. Do not bleach or wring. Do not dry clean.
Care: Line dry in the shade or tumble dry on low heat, removing while slightly damp to minimise wrinkles. Iron on a high heat/steam setting while still damp.
Features: Mid-arm coverage. Button placard and collar. Full-length body. Natural cooling properties. Softens with every wash. Superior durability.
Artwork: Mother Nature
Artist: Gabrielle Bruce

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

Story:

Mother Nature

This artwork celebrates life, feminine figures, culture, and the spiritual foundation of creation. Country is represented here as a nurturer, reflecting the profound, constant care and love found in the natural order of life. We are reminded that just as we are called to care for Country, our strength and resilience are rooted in a powerful, unwavering source of divine hope. This piece emphasises the beautiful cycles of renewal and sustenance. It is a tribute to the reciprocal love between all living things, Country, community, women, men, children, and nature. It is a visual testament to the life-giving grace found in both the natural world and in the sacred relationships we uphold.