INDIGENOUS CASE STUDIES

Red Oak Teamwear has had the pleasure of working closely with a broad range of Indigenous communities, Government agencies, brands, companies, sports clubs and charitable foundations.

Through this work, we have developed methods of creating artwork concepts for custom apparel and merchandise that respect the traditions and values of each group.

We understand the sensitivities of Indigenous artwork and have developed consultative design systems that bring your ideas and designs to life via world class design and production techniques. This includes transforming hand drawn Indigenous artwork designs into production ready formats and custom designed apparel that you will love.

Find out more about the custom Indigenous clothing and merchandise we have created for various groups below.

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CASE STUDIES

KOWANYAMA ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL

Indigenous Polo Shirts

Is your organisation looking for teamwear to set you apart from the crowd, while respecting the culture and traditions of the indigenous community?

Here we share our collaboration with Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council where we created polo shirts for their Sports & Recreation Department to wear at various community events and sporting competitions.

INDIGENOUS MARATHON FOUNDATION

Custom Indigenous Apparel

Red Oak Teamwear is proud to be a sponsor of the Indigenous Marathon Foundation, and we’ve worked with many other Indigenous organisations, not for profit groups, Government bodies and local communities.

Together, we create impressive custom apparel that is culturally sensitive and made from high quality materials at an affordable price.

ONE DEADLY STEP
NSW HEALTH

Custom Indigenous Promotional Products

Are you looking for products to generate interest in your service? Something that will appeal to the indigenous community while respecting their traditions and culture?

Read below about our successful tender with One Deadly Step, a division of NSW Health, and how it helped benefit the indigenous community.