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The Michigan Bandana is a conceptual and design exploration of Ojibwe and Oneida symbols and place. Place + Water to be specific. Our ancestral lands all have significant bodies of water. Lake Michigan is part of our story and we hold its mystery and wonders dear. Days and days along these shores...the waters greeting

Michigan Bandana – ginewusa

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Make your wrist shine with Native Americana from Etkie. Heirloom-quality, hand-beaded in collaboration with Navajo artisans with materials locally sourced in New Mexico. These one-of-a-kind pieces honor the cultural preservation of the talented artisans at Etkie. Brought to you by Ginew: Native American-owned business.

Etkie Cactus Bracelet | Native American Jewelry | Ginew – ginewusa

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The WAX CANVAS RIDER JACKET is inspired by my grandfather and early Harley Davidson® motorcycle club jackets. The jacket pays homage to my grandfather who commuted from the Mohican Indian Reservation weekly to weld for Harley Davidson® in the '50s and '60s. Made in the USA.

Wax Canvas Rider Jacket Charcoal Spring 23 | Ginew USA – ginewusa

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The Wax Rider Canvas Jacket is inspired by Amanda's grandfather and early Harley Davidson® motorcycle club jackets. The rider jacket pays homage him, who commuted weekly from the Mohican Indian Reservation to weld for Harley Davidson® during the 1950's and 1960's. When you wear it, you are wearing a jacket built to honor grandfather and his life. We built the jacket with his characteristics and values. Resilience. Bravery. Honesty. Dedication. Strength. Durability. Toughness.  The jacket is made of 10.10 oz. Army Duck wax canvas, custom Ginew® hardware, and features a modern fit with added length for riding comfort. It has has two front side pockets, two internal pouch pockets, two front chest pockets, and an embroidered collar. Each jacket is sourced and constructed in the USA. Also available in brown. Modifications from numerous Wisconsin moto-club jackets of the era have been incorporated into one jacket. We slimmed the sides, lengthened the back, and extended the arms. This year we added a point collar with embroidery. The wax canvas material has been made for the US military by the same family for seven generations. Go ahead - try to wear it out.   Materials 10.10 oz Waxed Army Duck (USA) Modern fit with added length for riding comfort Custom Ginew® hardware Front chest and side pockets Two internal pouch pockets Point collar with embroidered details Made in USA Size Chart Flat lay measurements - not circumference. 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters.  Length Chest Bottom Opening Shoulder Width Sleeve Length XSmall 26" 19.5" 18" 19" 24.5" Small 26.5" 20.5" 19" 19.25" 25" Medium 27" 21.5" 20" 19.5" 25.5" Large 27.5" 22.5" 21" 20" 26" XL 28.5" 23.5" 22" 21" 26.5" 2XL 29" 24.5" 23" 21.5" 27" 3XL 29.5" 25.5" 24.25" 22" 27.5"

Wax Canvas Rider Jacket Black Point Collar - Black / XL

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The Heritage Coat is back, and for the first time featuring the Ginew® “Facing East" lining; In designing the Ginew Heritage Coat, we recreated a meaningful garment as it was worn by our grandfathers and great-grandfathers in daily life. The premium, American-made materials of our Heritage Coat are not just wool, cotton and brass; they are oral histories, old photographs, and traditional lore.  Coats such as these were more than mere garments: they were work tools, worn in the machine shops, forests, and fields by relatives who dedicated themselves to the hard labor of providing for their families. By exploring our Anishinaabe and Oneida heritages, we came to appreciate their rich history of work and dedication. When we wrap ourselves in this coat, we wrap ourselves in the ways of our ancestors.  Artist Statement: "Our sun rises in the east. The Facing East blanket acknowledges ways that Lakota, and other Indigenous people, honor, and express gratitude for the gift of each new day. Embedded within this act of gratitude is a deep respect for, and appreciation of the many cycles and relationships that support life." ~ Dyani White Hawk Dyani White Hawk (Sičáŋǧu Lakota) is a visual artist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. White Hawk, a 2019 United States Artists Fellow, has work among public collections such as the Museum of Modern Art, Walker Art Center, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Museum. Materials "Facing East" wool blanket fabric lining designd by Dyani White Hawk and woven exclusively for Ginew® by Pendelton® (Portland, OR).  32 oz wool blanket fabric lining (82% wool &amp; 18% cotton) Cone selvedge denim, 100% cotton (Mexico) Custom silk-quilted lining in sleeves (USA) Classic barn coat design with modern fit &amp; split back Manufactured in Los Angeles, California