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Ally friendly

We got you! Majority of Gammin threads pieces are ally friendly, but feel confident in your purchase knowing that each product stating whether its ally friendly or designed just for mob

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Ally friendly

Designed Just for Mob

Cos dressing mob and making yas feel extra deadly and is what we do best

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Designed Just for Mob

iilk

iilk is a limited edition collab with Boonwurrung, Wemba Wemba and Trawlwoolway sis Jarra Karalinar Steel. It features artwork from Jarra’s 2021 Rising Melbourne Art Tram design iilk (short fin eel). 

This range is proudly Koori, and in true gammin style, inspo came from 80s and 90s pop culture & hip hop, and all the cool aunties we know.

About iilk artwork

“From a young age, my mother would tell me stories of the Iilk (short fin eel) and their long journey cycles, as they are important as a food source for our people. The Iilk’s journey cycles signaled the changing seasons and the cycles of life. I was captivated by the idea of these Iilk traveling underneath Elizabeth Street, which was once a creek flowing from the Birrarung (Yarra River). That like us, in this urban built-up jungle, we are still here on our country.
I like to imagine their long journey to the bay and ocean and back again returning to country.
By using the Iilk in my designs, I aim to reclaim their significant place in what we now call Melbourne. I envision these eels traveling along our tram lines, symbolizing their and our enduring journey.”

Jarra Karalinar Steel

 

📺 See Boon Wurrung Dreaming story of the eel- told by Aunty Faye Stewart-Muir, as written by Aunty Carolyn Briggs (Jarra's mum)

 

 

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iilk

Jewellery

Semi-fine jewellery crafted from premium metals, inspired by the coolest Aunties with kickass style and jewellery collections

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Jewellery

Kids tees

Level up your bubup’s wardrobe with our deadly collection of kids’ tees! Whether you're making a statement or just ready for fun, we've got designs to match every personality!

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Kids tees

Maggie May

Maggie May is the very first cut & sew collection by Gammin threads and is a celebration of Vic mob - referencing some of our key figures, matriarchs and stories. True to the gammin aesthetic, inspo came from 1970s Fitzroy, 80s punk, 90s pop culture, old family photos and all the cool aunties we know. The end result is a range that's bright, bold and proudly Koori.
The Maggie Tee is a tribute to my Nan, Theresa Maggie Walsh, whose spirit visits in the form of the magpie-lark.
The Granny Annie Hoodie pays respect to my third great-grandma Annie Hamilton, a freshwater river woman who took stolen children on paddle-steamer journeys along the Murray and Murrumbidgee so they could visit their families.
This big aunty energy is continued through the Matriarchy Mesh Dress featuring the deadly leopard print.
The historic Blak neighbourhood Ngár-go/Fitzroy, a special place for blackfellas, is referenced through the Dirty Gertie Crew. It honours both our fearless Elders who led Melbourne’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights movement from Gertrude Street - as well as Gertrude Street itself - as a meeting place for displaced mob looking for their families.
Bunjil, a key figure for Kulin mob, appears throughout the range reminding us to be respectful of the land and people.
Through bright colours and playful prints, each piece in the Maggie May collection is a tribute to a different aspect of our culture and history. The range is both Mob and Ally friendly and you're encouraged to share the history and culture behind the designs.
 
This collection was made possible thanks to Creative Victoria. 

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Maggie May