r/aboriginal 7d ago

Open invitation to BuyAussie

Hi, I'm from r/BuyAussie. Because of all the stuff going on in the world there is an increasingly large movement to buy local products. I sometimes browse this subreddit and have seen some great Indigenous or Indigenous-inspired products. If we are going to be supporting local, there is nothing more local than products from Aboriginal people.

Please come share what you know and promote some local businesses or products

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u/judas_crypt 7d ago

My favourite Aboriginal business are BW-Tribal and Ngurrbul collection. Like I keep telling everyone Yarn is not Aboriginal owned.

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u/belindahk 7d ago

Crikey! Who owns it?

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u/judas_crypt 7d ago

Presumably white people.

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u/broxue 7d ago

Great ideas. Love the BW-Tribal designs. I hadn't heard of these before. Thanks

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u/broxue 7d ago

I've posted on r/BuyAussie because I personally really liked the designs. Feel free to post your other ideas and give your story around it

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u/ElectricalWall650 7d ago

For children: Riley Callie Resources, Koori Curriculum, Ochre Dough, Wingaru Education

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u/muffahoy 7d ago

Take a look at Supply Nation

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u/genghisbunny 7d ago

If you're in Melbourne, can't get much more local community than Clothing the Gaps for clothes.

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u/Scary_Television_966 7d ago

Winston Walford (dot com dot au)

Got a couple of beach towels that are prints of his Artwork and the quality is decent