Show off your love for Australian Mammals with our selection of Native Scrub shirts! From Koalas and Kangaroos, to Wombats and Platypus!
Check out our selection below!
Each Scrub shirt is made of 100% Woven Cotton (either Poplin or Quilting cotton - prices change depending on cotton used and where it was sourced). Our shirts are automatically made in all-printed pattern, but you have the option to change the neckline/pockets to a plain contrast colour if you choose!
Each shirt includes two lower pockets and a top left breast pocket. You also have the option to add on a Sleeve Pocket and an ID tab if you choose. If you need any adjustments (e.g. length) simply let us know in your order comments! Unsure of your size? Check out our size chart in the photos for measurements (we can also send a size-trial if you're ordering multiple - send us a message before placing your order!) We highly recommend measuring yourself to make sure your shirt is perfect!
As every shirt is made to order (and we produce orders around a full-time job) we allow 4 WEEKS production time to send your shirt out to you. We always aim to get orders out ASAP but unfortunately can never gurantee a specific time frame!
Can't find exactly what you like? Head over to our Contact section to ask us about a Custom order! Thanks for supporting our wildlife!
----
'This painting depicts the natural landscape around Nyirrpi, a small Warlpiri community (originally an outstation) about 160 km west of Yuendumu. About 200 people live in Nyirrpi today. The bush around Nyirrpi features plenty of 'watiya' (trees), 'marna' (grass), 'kuyu' (animals) to hunt, and 'miyi' (edible plants) to gather. There are a number of beautiful natural features close to Nyirrpi, including sandhills, soakages, and Karrku (Mt. Stanley), a large flat-topped hill that is an important source of red ochre used during ceremonies. There are also several small outstations around Nyirrpi. These include Wayililinpa, Yinjirimardi, Karrinyarra (Mt. Wedge), Nginyirripalangu, and many more. Many sites around Nyirrpi are associated with different 'Jukurrpa' (Dreamings). These sites include Karrku, which is associated with a 'karnta Jukurrpa' (womens' Dreaming) and a 'ngalyipi Jukurrpa' (snake vine [Tinospora smilacina] Dreaming). In the Jukurrpa, two women of the Napaljarri skin subsection threw a hairstring rope around Karrku and tried to pull it down. Other Jukurrpa around Nyirrpi include the 'warna Jukurrpa' (snake Dreaming) that travels north from Kunajarrayi (Mt.Nicker), the 'maliki Jukurrpa' (dog Dreaming) associated with Winijardu, a hill, and the 'marlu Jukurrpa' (kangaroo Dreaming) that travels from north to south past Nyirrpi. There is also a 'pamapardu Jukurrpa' (termite Dreaming) and 'mukaki Jukurrpa' (bush plum [Santalum lanceolatum] Dreaming) associated with Warntungurru, a hill close to Nyirrpi. This 'pamapardu Jukurrpa' (termite Dreaming) travels from Wapurtali (Mt. Singleton) in the west to Warntungurru. The Jukurrpa sites around Nyirrpi are all owned and cared for by different skin subsections. Some people are 'kirda' (owners) of the Jukurrpa, and others are 'kurdungurlu' (custodians).'