Throwback Rugby Jumper
Made locally on Wurundjeri Country from the highest quality materials the new Rugby has a few new bells and whistles features:
- Invisible zips in the pockets so all your valuables are safe;
- Elastic drawstring wasitband with toggles either side. So you can style your rugby in a variety of ways and
- Woven basketball tag on the front talking more about Clothing The Gaps and how the garment is made ethically on Wurundjeri Country.
We've seen how fast these baddies sell out so get in quick.
More about the origins of the Gunai Kurnai Warrior Rugby Jumper
The Gunnai Kurnai Rugby Jumper was first released in 2020 and sold out within minutes. This jumper was first named after Gunai Kurnai Warrior, Robbie Thorpe.
Robbie Thorpe is an Aboriginal activist and political leader in community. He has influenced many lives and has consistently fought the fight for Aboriginal people and their land rights. He has taken part in being a leader in powerful movements such as Pay the Rent and Camp Sovereignty.
Photo: Robbie Thorpe (Krauatungalung & Djapwurrung)
Original: $87.86
-65%$87.86
$30.75
Description
Made locally on Wurundjeri Country from the highest quality materials the new Rugby has a few new bells and whistles features:
- Invisible zips in the pockets so all your valuables are safe;
- Elastic drawstring wasitband with toggles either side. So you can style your rugby in a variety of ways and
- Woven basketball tag on the front talking more about Clothing The Gaps and how the garment is made ethically on Wurundjeri Country.
We've seen how fast these baddies sell out so get in quick.
More about the origins of the Gunai Kurnai Warrior Rugby Jumper
The Gunnai Kurnai Rugby Jumper was first released in 2020 and sold out within minutes. This jumper was first named after Gunai Kurnai Warrior, Robbie Thorpe.
Robbie Thorpe is an Aboriginal activist and political leader in community. He has influenced many lives and has consistently fought the fight for Aboriginal people and their land rights. He has taken part in being a leader in powerful movements such as Pay the Rent and Camp Sovereignty.
Photo: Robbie Thorpe (Krauatungalung & Djapwurrung)
