Dustin Martin was one of the first designers to support my dream to launch the Beyond Buckskin Boutique over a year ago. I had sent out mes...

I have a confession to make. I despise t-shirts. I mean, I love them on other people, just not on me. There's something about them - w...

Jared Yazzie (Navajo) is the artist behind the Native-owned and operated clothing company OxDx. He has created every design in the OxDx coll...

Here is a quick profile on Navajo silkscreen artist Adam Parker. I met him randomly last year at a fashion event held during one of the many...

It’s high time that I do a profile on this rising star in the fashion world (who, by many regards, can already be considered established). ...

Native Threads is unveiling a new online store with free shipping on every product. As one of Indian Country’s only Native-owned and oper...

It's that time of yea again, when something needs to be said. This man has a National American holiday named for him even though he n...

Thomas Marcus, aka Breeze, is one of my favorite street artists. He is Tohono O’odham from the Gila River and Salt River communities locate...

The website for Cheef Trading , operated by Jolene Chee, is up and running, and you can now purchase t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories all...

I just sent out a paper proposal to Yale for their upcoming conference on streetwear. The conference, titled " The Urban Catwalk: Fashi...

Dustin Martin (Navajo) has been making headlines recently as the Columbia University senior majoring in Anthropology who creates Native Ame...

Doug Miles and Apache Skateboards produce some of the freshest of the fresh when it comes to Native streetwear. Apache Skateboards’ latest ...

I love the idea of Native t-shirt companies. Mostly for two reasons: The first being the fact that the t-shirt is quintessentially 'Amer...

The Heard Museum Indian Art Market is always a fantastic event - I've gone every year since 2005 (that's 6 years in a row!) and I ha...

When I told my friend Doug Miles of Apache Skateboards that I was writing my dissertation on Native high fashion, he told me -> don'...