Indigenous Language Long Sleeve T-Shirts

YER ARSE IN PARSLEY, a Scots language phrase, which means you’re talking nonsense. Also available in white text.

An lesbian group of indigenous style buggies, with ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

Wearing the Maori Culture T-Shirt allows individuals to proudly display their admiration and respect for Māori culture. It serves as a symbol of unity, fostering conversations and connections with others who share an interest in Māori heritage. By wearing this T-shirt, you become an ambassador for Māori culture, encouraging appreciation and understanding among those around you.

If you believe that we should celebrate native American's culture rather than honor Columbus on Columbus day, wear this American native apparel to support indigenous peoples' day. Show your pride for being of native American origin! Celebrate native. Native Lives Matter, American Indians Alaskan Natives First Nations Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day and Native American Heritage Month. wear this American native apparel to support indigenous peoples' day and Make America Native Again.

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Show the world you're proud to be the wife of a braw Scottish woman.

A simplified indigenous Cattail (Apuk'we) designs, some designs accompanied by Ojibwe words for said plant.

Show the world you're proud to be the husband of a braw Scottish man.

A simplified indigenous Whale designs, some designs accompanied by Ojibwe words for said animal.

GIE IT LALDY, a Scots language phrase, which means to gie it (give it) your all, to do something enthusiastically or with great gusto. Often shouted as words of encouragement to others. Also available in black text.

Show the world you're proud to be the husband of a braw Scottish woman.

HAUD YER WHEESHT, a Scots language phrase, which means hold your tongue or be quiet. Also available in white text.

YER BUM'S OOT THE WINDAE, a Scots language phrase, which means you’re talking rubbish. Also available in white text.

The Indigenous voice of this country is over 65,000 plus years old. They are the first words spoken on this continent. Languages that passed down lore, culture, and knowledge for over millennia. They are precious to our nation. It’s that Indigenous voice that includes know-how, practices, skills, and innovations - found in a wide variety of contexts, such as agricultural, scientific, technical, ecological and medicinal fields, as well as biodiversity-related knowledge. They are words connecting us to country, an understanding of country and of a people who are the oldest continuing culture on the planet. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people want their voice to be heard. First Nations were excluded from the Constitutional c...

The shape of the city of Edinburgh filled with the city name in three different languages, Scots (Embra, also known as Edinburrae), Scots Gaelic ( Dùn Èideann) and English (Edinburgh). Presented with a variety of bright white fonts over a background of the deepest black. Also available with black text.

The shape of the city of Glasgow filled with the city name in three different languages, Scots (Glesga), Scots Gaelic (Glaschu) and English (Glasgow). Presented with a variety of bright white fonts over a background of the deepest black. Also available with white text.

Memengwaa (Butterfly) coloured with Straight Ally flag colours.

A simplified indigenous squirrel designs, some designs accompanied by Ojibwe words for said animal.

Memengwaa (Butterfly) coloured with Gay men flag colours.

A Bisexual group of indigenous style buggies, with Ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

An Gay Men group of indigenous style buggies, with ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

YER ARSE IN PARSLEY, a Scots language phrase, which means you’re talking nonsense. Also available in black text.

A simplified indigenous Snapping Turtle (Mikinaak) designs, some designs accompanied by Ojibwe words for said animal.

A simplified indigenous feather.

A simplified indigenous Dandelion designs, some designs accompanied by Ojibwe words for said plant.

Asabikeshiinh (spider) coloured with Gay Men flag colours.

A simplified indigenous Mandaamin (Corn) designs, some designs accompanied by Ojibwe words for said food. Also, check out my Ojibwe colouring books by searching Kendra Howland on any Amazon platform!

A Transgender group of indigenous style buggies, with ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

Amik (Beaver) coloured with Bigender flag colours.

An Asexual group of indigenous style buggies, with ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

An Intersexual group of indigenous style buggies, with ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

A Pansexual group of indigenous style buggies, with ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

Memengwaa (Butterfly) coloured with Bisexual flag colours.

An Aromantic group of indigenous style buggies, with ojibwe names for each creature (Bee: Aamoo) (Spider: Asabikeshiinh) (Butterfly: Memengwaa)

Amik (Beaver) coloured with Gay Men flag colours.

Amik (Beaver) coloured with Pride Ally flag colours.