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Prime Cotton Jumper, Aboriginal + TSI flag

$59.95
Size
Size: XS

Pairs well with:
Artist Thumbnail Image Authentic Indigenous artwork by First Nations artist Harold Thomas & Bernard Namok . Read further →

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Features
Wrap yourself in comfort with this super-soft cotton jumper! Made from high-quality cotton yarns + fleece blend, it’s perfect for keeping you snug on cooler days. Designed for everyday wear, this sweatshirt isn’t just warm—it’s a piece that’s sure to start conversations.
Specifications
  • Ethically made from 100% cotton french terry fabric
  • True-to-size unisex fit
  • Classic pull-over style for easy wear
  • Crew neck with ribbed edge
  • Comfortable set-in sleeves with ribbed cuffs
  • Stretchy ribbed trims for enhanced fit and shape retention
  • Durable stitching to withstand everyday wear
  • 80% cotton and 20% anti-pill polyfleece blend
  • Preshrunk fabric to minimise shrinkage over time
  • Medium-weight, 340 GSM construction for warmth and comfort
  • Soft-touch, high-quality artwork for a premium feel
Fabric & Care

Thickness

Lightweight Heavyweight

Softness
Rough Super Soft

Breathability
Waterproof Breathable


For best care, machine wash gently in cold water, using a mild detergent, and avoid using bleach or fabric softeners.

Line dry out of direct sunlight, refrain from tumble drying to prevent shrinkage or fabric deterioration. If necessary, use a cool iron on the reverse side of the fabric to avoid damaging any prints or embellishments.

Avoid contact with rough surfaces or abrasive materials, as this may cause pilling or snags in the fabric. For long-term care, store the garment in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to direct heat or moisture.

Sustainability 🍃

Environmentally Responsible
Made from premium-quality cotton certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), the world’s largest cotton sustainability program, and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, these products ensure the cotton is grown responsibly and are free from harmful chemicals, making them safe for both consumers and the environment.

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Sustainable Production
Life Apparel is committed to sustainability by partnering with vetted local and international manufacturers. We print these hoodies on demand, ensuring both exclusivity and preventing overproduction, which helps to reduce waste and minimise our environmental footprint.

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Eco-Friendly Packaging
Our commitment to sustainability extends to our packaging, which is entirely plastic-free. We use kerbside-recyclable or home-compostable mailers to reduce landfill waste. All deliveries are managed by Australia Post, which actively supports carbon-offset projects aimed at reducing emissions and promoting a greener future.

The Artwork
"The Aboriginal flag represents me and who I am, whether I live in Redfern or Adelaide or Perth, I'm proud of it.

The Torres Strait Islander flag was created as a symbol of unity and identity for Torres Strait Islander peoples."

Harold Thomas & Bernard Namok

Aboriginal Flag & Torres Strait Islander Flag

1970 & 1992
Mixed Media On Paper

Harold Thomas & Bernard Namok First Nations artists.

The Aboriginal flag was designed and created by artist Harold Thomas, a Luritja man from central Australia and a member of the Stolen Generations. The flag has become a symbol of Aboriginal Australia and holds special legal and political status worldwide.

The flag’s design consists of a coloured rectangle divided in half horizontally. The top half of the flag is black to symbolise Aboriginal people. The red in the lower half stands for the earth and the colour of ochre, which has ceremonial significance. The circle of yellow in the centre of the flag represents the sun. The designer Harold Thomas says the colours of the flag represent the Aboriginal people of Australia and their spiritual connection to the land.

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The Torres Strait Islander flag was designed by the late Bernard Namok from Thursday Island. It was the winning entry in a design competition that was held as part of a cultural revival workshop organised by the Islands Coordinating Council in January, 1992.

The green panels at the top and bottom of the flag represent the land and the central blue panel represents the sea. The black lines dividing the panels represent the Torres Strait Islander people. The centre of the flag shows a white dhari (dancer’s headdress) which represents Torres Strait Islander culture. Underneath the dhari is a white five-pointed star. The star is an important symbol for navigating the sea. The points of the star represent the five island groups in the Torres Strait and the white symbolises peace.

Each part of the flag gives meaning to Torres Strait Islander culture and holds special legal and political status worldwide.

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