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Dennis Golding Collection

Discover Dennis Golding’s exclusive new collection with GALI. Each design celebrates the beauty of culture, turning stories of strength and identity into wearable art.
 

Wearable Art Swimwear

Meet The Artist

Dennis Golding is a Kamilaroi / Gamilaraay and Biripi artist, born and raised on Gadigal land in Redfern, Sydney. His work explores strength, identity, and culture - celebrating the resilience and pride of community.

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Our Beliefs

Business is a force for change

We believe business should create opportunities and drive change. Giving back is central to who we are. 25% of profits go to Indigenous artists and communities.

Our Beliefs

Artist First. Always.

We value our artists in everything we do. We work closely together to bring their artworks to life. We pay artist royalties on the full retail price - even during sales - because we'd never devalue their work. And they guide where our community contributions go.

Our Beliefs

Storytelling Matters

We value storytelling as an Indigenous tradition and artform. As custodians, we protect these stories through our work with artists and the way their art is translated. Every piece honours its story, and when you wear it, you help carry it forward - because storytelling lives on.

Our Beliefs

Culture Is Everything

Culture shapes how we see, speak, move, and create. Every design continues a deeper story. Through fashion, we honour culture and celebrate the people and stories behind it.

Our Beliefs

Art Should Feel Good

The fabric, design, ethos and the impact should all align. We want people to look good, feel good and do good. Creativity is about expression, connection, inclusivity and a sense of belonging.

Image: Indigenous Literacy Foundation

Our Impact

Your purchase makes an impact with 25% of our profits going to First Nations artists and communities. This includes paying royalties to artists for every product we make, as well as donating to community-led projects.

We've supported a range of community projects, including education and literacy programs, youth activities, LGBTQIA+ initiatives, and projects that connect Aboriginal youth with Country.

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FAQs

Is GALI Aboriginal owned?

Yes. GALI was founded by David Leslie, a proud Kamilaroi man and volunteer surf lifesaver from Bondi Beach. The brand is 100% Aboriginal owned and built to share First Nations culture with the world.
Do artists get paid?

Yes. Artists receive a royalty of 10% on every product we make. Royalties are paid upfront every quarter, on the full retail price - even when our products are on sale. Their work is always valued fairly and transparently.
Does GALI support communities?

Yes. We give back 25% of our profits to First Nations artists and communities.

Since launching, we have raised over $90,000 in income and donations for artists and communities.

We've supported a range of community projects, including education and literacy programs, youth activities, LGBTQIA+ initiatives, and projects that connect Aboriginal youth with Country.
Is GALI sustainable?

We care for Country in everything we do. Our swimwear, towels, and underwear are crafted from recycled fabrics. Packaging is compostable and plastic-free. Every choice we make is guided by sustainability.
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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As Seen In

  • Australian Fashion Week

  • Miami Swim Week

  • Harper's Bazaar

  • Esquire

  • Free Worldwide Shipping

    Free standard shipping on every order, worldwide.

  • Satisfaction Guarantee

    Hassle free returns or exchanges if you're not satisfied (see policy).

  • Eco-friendly

    Made from premium recycled fabrics.

  • Your Impact

    Celebrate and support First Nations culture & creativity.