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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Yes, we offer a 30-day return and exchange policy. If the size isn’t right, we’ll happily exchange it. Refunds are not available on sale items, a store credit will be provided if you change your mind.

Please note: Due to our limited production run of swim shorts, we cannot guarantee the same design or size will be available for exchange. If this is the case we will offer you a full refund.

See our Returns Policy for more details.