We have had lots of conversations recently with educators who are members of the Koori Curriculum Educator Community about authentic Aboriginal fashion labels. Now that everyone is online shopping we have seen educators pull away from mainstream clothing brands and consciously wanting to support an Aboriginal small business with their spending dollars.
However, it can be tricky to work out what brands are genuine and reputable.
To assist educators in their search for authenticity the Koori Curriculum has put together a little fact sheet listing our top ten deadly Aboriginal designers.
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