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GALI Swimwear collaborates with First Nations artists and communities to create swimwear that tells a story. Artist are paid royalties and we donate $1 from every product sold to community projects.
Wearable Art Swimwear
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Build Your Own Bundle
- Swimwear + Towel: bundle any GALI swim brief with a towel and get 15% off your order
- Swimwear + Underwear: bundle GALI swimwear with 2 TEAMM8 underwear items and get 15% off your order
- Swimwear: purchase any 2 swimwear items and get 15% off your order
- Underwear: purchase 4 TEAMM8 underwear items and get 15% off your order
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A story of ancestry
This exclusive swimwear collection by Jasmine Miikika Craciun tells a story inspired by her Malyangapa and Barkindji ancestry.
Inspired by a photograph taken on a trip back to Country with Jasmine's grandmother, the colours and pattern represent the wide open plains and the ripples in the water of the flowing Darling River.
Meet The Artist
Jasmine Miikika Craciun is a proud Barkindji & Malyangapa woman who has grown up in Newcastle. A graphic designer and multi-media artist, Jasmine believes design should be used to enact change. Her work tells a story and is made for everyone.
Mob: Barkindji & Malangapa
6 Reasons To Wear GALI
Our swimwear is designed for everybody to wear and celebrate First Nations art and culture.
🎨 Wearable Aboriginal art
💯 Aboriginal owned small business
🖤 First Nations artists earn royalties
💵 Donate to community-led projects
🇦🇺 Made in Australia
♻️ Made from recycled fabrics
Plus we offer free shipping on all orders.
Image: youth activities in Yuendumu
Our Impact
We contribute 25% of our profits to First Nations communities. This includes paying royalties to artists for every product we create, as well as donating $1 from every product sold to community-led projects.
We've supported a range of community projects, including literacy and youth programs, LGBTQIA+ initiatives, and projects that connect Aboriginal youth with Country.