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Lorikeets

LIMITED EDITION DESIGN

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Designed in collaboration with Worimi-Biripi artist Jake Simon. Our Lorikeets men’s swim brief is a limited edition design created to raise funds for the First Nations Lorikeets' debut at the Bingham Cup.

    100% Indigenous Owned Business

    Authentic Indigenous artworks

    10% artist royalty paid (every product sold)

    25% donated to the Lorikeets (every product sold)

    Ethically Made in Australia

    30 Days Returns & Exchanges

    Artwork Story

    Created for the First Nations Lorikeets’ debut at the Bingham Cup on Magandjin, this artwork tells the story of a new journey beginning one grounded in culture, identity, strength, and community.

    The First Nations Lorikeets were established to bring queer mob into the sporting spotlight, creating space for pride, visibility, and belonging both on and off the field. This piece reflects that purpose through the symbolism of gathering circles, pathways, and warrior markings, representing connection between nations, shared stories, and the resilience carried by those who walk before them.

    Set on Magandjin, the artwork pays homage to the Traditional Custodians of the land the Yuggera and Turrbal, where teams from across the world will come together for this global gathering. Much like a traditional meeting place, the tournament becomes a space of exchange of culture, unity, competition, and celebration.

    Strength and movement flow throughout the piece, reflecting the courage it takes to step into spaces that were not originally created for queer First Nations voices. Every intricate detail mirrors the journey of the team itself: layered, evolving, and deeply connected to community.

    This artwork is more than a moment in time, it marks the beginning of the First Nations Lorikeets’ story. A story of visibility, resilience, and representation on a world stage.

    As the team takes its place among the global rugby community, they carry with them the strength of culture, the support of mob, and the spirit of those who continue to break new ground for future generations.
    Product Details
    • Authentic First Nations artwork
    • Adjustable internal drawstring
    • Fully lined front
    • Chlorine resistant, quick drying
    • GRS-certified
    • Made from recycled fabrics
    • Made in Australia
    Size & Cut Guide

    GALI swim briefs are designed to hug your body. If you are between sizes or would prefer a little more room, select one size up.

    XS: 28-29" (70-75cm)
    S: 30-31" (75-80cm)
    M: 32-33" (80-85cm)
    L: 34-35" (85-90cm)
    XL: 36-37" (90-95cm)
    2XL: 38-39" (95-100cm)
    3XL: 40-41" (100-105cm)
    4XL: 42-43" (105-110cm)

    All swim briefs are available in 2 cuts:

    • Yuli (6.5cm side width)
    • Buligaa (4cm side width)

    Refer to the Size Guide for full details.

    Remember - if your swimwear is not a perfect fit you can exchange them or request a refund. See our Returns & Refund Policy.
    Fabric & Care Guide

    Made using recycled PET bottles, our premium fabric is quick-drying and resistant to saltwater and chlorine.

    • Body: 77% Polyester (Recycled), 23% Extra Life Elastane (Recycled)
    • Lining: 87% Polyester Regen (Recycled), 13% Extra Life Elastane (Recycled)

    For the best results, hand wash in cold water after each use. Drip dry in the shade, do not hang in direct sunlight. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

    Gali Swimwear is committed to producing sustainable products and eco-friendly packaging. This allows us to care for Country by minimising our impact on the environment.
    Delivery & Returns

    Free standard shipping on all orders!

    Changed your mind or need a different size? Full-price items can be returned for store credit or exchanged within 30 days from receiving your order, provided they’re in original condition.

    Lodge a request through our Contact Us form.

    See our Shipping Policy here.

    See our Refund Policy here.
    Lorikeets
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    Jake Simon

    Meet The Artist

    Jake Simon is a proud Worimi-Biripi man, born in Worimi country. Inspired by traditional art language, Jake adds colour and vitality to a stark world of black and white. His work fuses traditional form with contemporary methodology to transform cultural storytelling into modern conceptual messaging.

    Mob: Worimi-Biripi

    Learn More

    First Nations Rugby Team

    Meet The Lorikeets

    The First Nations Lorikeets Rugby Union Football Club is more than a rugby team. It is a community movement creating a culturally safe and inclusive space for LGBTQIA+ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Through rugby, the Lorikeets foster pride, belonging and connection while celebrating the strength of First Nations cultures.

    Visit Lorikeets Website

    FAQs

    Is GALI Indigenous owned?

    Yes. GALI was founded by David Leslie, a proud Kamilaroi man and volunteer surf lifesaver from Bondi Beach. The brand is 100% Indigenous owned and built to share Indigenous culture with the world.
    Who Can Wear Gali?

    Everyone.

    Our swimwear, beach towels, and underwear are created with Indigenous artists and communities - each design shares their stories and culture for everyone to celebrate with.

    We're proud that we have shared stories and culture with people across 42 countries.
    Are artists paid royalties?

    Yes. We pay a 10% artist royalty on every product we sell for custom designs. Royalties are paid upfront every quarter, on the net retail price - even when our products are on sale. Their work is always valued fairly and transparently.
    How much is donated to the Lorikeets?

    This is an limited edition, exclusive design.

    25% of the retail price from every Lorikeets swim brief sold will be donated directly to the First Nations Lorikeets Rugby Union Football Club.

    Through this collaboration, we're aiming to raise $5,000 to support the team to compete at the Bingham Cup.
    What is the Bingham Cup?

    The Bingham Cup is the world's largest international tournament for gay and inclusive rugby. Held every two years, it brings together teams from around the globe to celebrate rugby, inclusion and community.

    Named in honour of Mark Bingham, the tournament promotes equality, respect and the belief that rugby is for everyone.

    The 2026 Bingham Cup will be held in Brisbane, where the First Nations Lorikeets will make their historic debut.

    Learn more about the Bingham Cup.
    Can I exchange my order?

    Of course. If your order isn’t quite right, you can return or exchange it within 30 days. See our Returns Policy.

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      Made from premium recycled fabrics.

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