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01 · Discover the labelaaniin
First Nations-founded and 100% Indigenous-owned: aaniin was founded by Chelsee-Marie Pettit of Aamjiwnaang First Nation.
Retailer product image · not a founder portraitTheir story
02 · Discover the labelAnne Mulaire
Métis-founded and Indigenous-owned: Andréanne Mulaire Dandeneau, who has Anishinaabe and French Métis roots, launched the label in 2005.
Retailer product image · not a founder portraitTheir story
03 · Discover the labelAwāsis Boutique
Métis-founded and listed as majority Indigenous-owned: Métis and Filipino founder Christine Marie launched Awāsis Boutique in 2018.
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Anne Mulaire
Marin Soft Modal Sweater
$153.75XS/S (4-6) · S/M (6-10) · M/L (10-12) · L/XL (14-16)
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Men’s Navajo Embroidered Dress Shirt
$59.99LG · 2XL
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Men’s Applique Embroidered Dress Shirt
$59.99SM · M · LG · 4XL
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Navajo Men’s Business Jacket
$200Size 40 (Medium) · Size 42 (Large) · Size 48 (3XL) · Size 52 (5XL) · Size 54 (6XL)
View productTotem Design House
Coppers Women's Eco-friendly 3/4 Sleeve Shirt
$75XS · SM · MED · LG · 3XL
View productTotem Design House
Bear - Unisex T-Shirt
$34Small · Medium · Large · XL · 2XL +1
View productAnne Mulaire
Heart Berry Cotton T-Shirt
$89XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +7
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Red Dress Day Youth Tee 2026
$18.99XS · SM · M · LG · XL
View productTotem Design House
Indigenize Everything Sweatshirt
$110Small · Large · XL · Medium · 2XL
View productAnne Mulaire
Feather Cotton T-Shirt
$89XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +7
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Be The Bear, Be the Protector - Pink Shirt Day 2024 Unisex Tee
$224XL
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Blueberry Floral Women’s Business Jacket
$2002XL · 3XL · 4XL · 5XL
View productTotem Design House
Dream On - Relaxed Fit Bamboo Top - We Design U Color!
$38.50XS · SMALL · MEDIUM · LARGE · XLARGE +2
View productTotem Design House
Raven and Copper - Unisex T-shirt
$40S · M · L · XL · 2XL
View productAnne Mulaire
SOLEIL Sustainable Dress
$269XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +7
View productAnne Mulaire
Made In Canada Cotton T-Shirt
$89XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +7
View productAnne Mulaire
PRAIRIE LONG Jacket
$475XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +7
View productAnne Mulaire
RESALE - Envie Blouson Top - 2X - Navy/Tomato - RE509
$752X (22-24)
View productAnne Mulaire
Marguerite Embroidered Jacket
$525XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +7
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Indigenous Floral Ladies Tank Top
$29.99SM · M · LG · XL · 2XL +2
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Kinda Classy Kinda Rez Tee
$29.99SM · 3XL · 4XL
View productTotem Design House
Raven & Eagle - Unisex T-Shirt
$34Sm · Med · Lg · XL · XXL +1
View productAnne Mulaire
Prairie Rabbit Cotton T-Shirt
$89XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +7
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Men’s Geometric Embroidered Dress Shirt
$59.99SM · M · LG · 2XL · 3XL +1
View productIndigenous Nations Apparel Company
Red Dress Day Youth Hoodie 2025
$39.99SM · M · LG · XL
View productTotem Design House
Indiginews - Decolonize the Media Unisex T-shirt
$35Small · Medium · Large · XL · 2XL +1
View productAnne Mulaire
PRAIRIE PRIDE Blazer
$389XXS (2) · XS (4) · S (6) · M (8-10) · L (12-14) +4
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- aaniinExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Anne MulaireExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Aurora HeatExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Awāsis BoutiqueExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Bastien IndustriesExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Indigenous Nations Apparel CompanyExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Lesley HamptonExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Qiviut Inc.Explore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Resist Clothing CompanyExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Sapling & FlintExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
- Totem Design HouseExplore the brand and its sourcesView brand
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The evidence behind the collection
Sources reviewed through 2026-09-07
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Explicit current Indigenous ownership
Each brand here has at least one linked source that explicitly supports current Indigenous ownership.
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aaniin
First Nations-founded and 100% Indigenous-owned: aaniin was founded by Chelsee-Marie Pettit of Aamjiwnaang First Nation.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Anne Mulaire
Métis-founded and Indigenous-owned: Andréanne Mulaire Dandeneau, who has Anishinaabe and French Métis roots, launched the label in 2005.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Aurora Heat
Dënesųłiné-founded and Indigenous-owned: Brenda Dragon founded Aurora Heat and leads the Northwest Territories enterprise.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Awāsis Boutique
Métis-founded and listed as majority Indigenous-owned: Métis and Filipino founder Christine Marie launched Awāsis Boutique in 2018.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Bastien Industries
Huron-Wendat-founded and currently owned by a Huron-Wendat Nation member: Roland Bastien launched the company in Wendake in 1972.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Indigenous Nations Apparel Company
First Nations-founded and Indigenous-owned: Peguis First Nation member Michelle Cameron established the company in 2021.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Lesley Hampton
Anishinaabe-founded and Indigenous-owned: Temagami First Nation member Lesley Hampton founded the label, which is currently a CCIB Certified Indigenous Business.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Qiviut Inc.
Inuvialuk-founded and 100% Inuit-owned: Inuvialuk founder Tanis Simpson and her brother Bradley Carpenter founded Qiviut Inc. in 2019.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Resist Clothing Company
Ojibwe-founded and Indigenous-owned: Sagamok First Nation member Mitch Gegwetch founded the label in 2020.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Sapling & Flint
Mohawk-founded and Indigenous-owned: Mohawk Turtle Clan twin sisters Dakota and Jesse Brant founded the company; Jesse is identified as a current co-owner.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Totem Design House
Haida- and Cree-founded and 100% Indigenous woman-owned: Erin Brillon founded Totem Design House.
Indigenous founding is also supported by the reviewed record.
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Vanessa Aegirsdóttir
Indigenous majority-owned: George Bahm, who is Tlingit (First Nations), is the company’s majority shareholder.
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Indigenous-founded, without current ownership evidence
These brands have source-backed Indigenous founding context, but Trendsly does not currently have evidence that supports an Indigenous-ownership claim.
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Dorothy Grant Studio
Haida-founded: Haida designer Dorothy Grant established the eponymous fashion business in 1992.
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Inuuvunga Designs
Inuit-founded: Dawn Forrest started Inuuvunga Designs in 2016.
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Manitobah
Métis-founded: Sean McCormick began Manitobah in Winnipeg. This is a founding claim, not a current Indigenous-ownership claim.
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Octopied Mind
Indigenous-founded: Octopied Mind identifies its two founders and describes the label as Indigenous-founded. This is a founding claim, not a current Indigenous-ownership claim.
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Saute-Mouton
Wendat-founded: Wendat community member Jacinthe Bergeron created the project in 1997 and launched its first collection in 1998.
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Victoria's Arctic Fashion
Inuit-founded: Inuk designer Victoria Kakuktinniq started the brand in 2014.
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