Our Impact

By purchasing GALI swimwear, you're celebrating Australia's First Nations art and culture, supporting First Nations artists through royalties, and donating to community projects.

How We Give Back

We contribute 25% of our profits to First Nations communities. This includes paying royalties to artists for every product we make, as well as donating $1 from every product sold to community-led projects.

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Projects Supported

Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF): partners with remote communities to provide culturally relevant books and resources.

Yuendumu Community Projects: supported school holiday youth programs and the Yuendumu Dog Program.

BlaQ Aboriginal Corporation: empowers the Indigenous LGBTQ+SB community through innovation, inclusion, understanding and advocacy.

Baaka Cultural & Art Centre: preserves and celebrates Barkintji culture through art, language, storytelling and community-led cultural initiatives in Wilcannia.

Redfern Youth Connect: empowers Aboriginal young people through community-led programs that build confidence, leadership, cultural connection and opportunities for the future.

Change the Record: working to end the over-incarceration of First Nations people and address systemic injustice.

UP In Darwin: develops programs that strengthen the bonds between Elders, Aboriginal youth and Country.

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FAQs

Is GALI Aboriginal owned?

Yes. GALI Swimwear is Aboriginal owned and managed, and a registered First Nations business with Supply Nation.
Is GALI a social enterprise?

Yes, GALI Swimwear is a social enterprise. We focus on creating economic opportunities for First Nations artists by paying royalties and reinvesting in community-led projects, while proudly supporting ethical collaborations that celebrate First Nations culture.
How does GALI decided what community projects to support?

The projects or charities are chosen by the artist or the Art Centre Manager, ensuring support goes to causes that matter most to their community.
Who can wear GALI?

Everyone. Our swimwear is designed for people from around to world to celebrate First Nations art and culture.
Where are GALI's swim briefs made?

Our swim briefs are handmade in Australia.
Are GALI swim briefs sustainable?

Yes, GALI swim briefs are made from recycled materials and come in compostable packaging. We prioritise sustainability at every step, ensuring our products not only look good while reducing environmental impact.

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  • 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.