Indigenous fashion, moccasins & fur apparel
Alaska Soles
Yakutat, AK
Tlingit-owned Yakutat fashion studio blending traditional materials with reclaimed and contemporary design.
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Indigenous fashion, moccasins & fur apparel
Yakutat, AK
Tlingit-owned Yakutat fashion studio blending traditional materials with reclaimed and contemporary design.
Apparel & Accessories
Wendake, Quebec, Canada
Huron-Wendat-owned Wendake manufacturer creating moccasins, boots, slippers and other handcrafted products using longstanding family techniques.
Apparel, hats & gifts
Bristol Bay Area, AK
Alaska Native-owned apparel and gift brand featuring regional Alaska designs and Native-language-forward products.
Fur apparel, hats, scarves & mittens
Ketchikan, AK
Ketchikan-based wearable-art studio creating custom sea otter, seal and alternative-fur hats, scarves, mittens and accessories.
Art & Jewelry
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Native family-owned Indigenous art business specializing in authentic Northwest Coast art, jewelry, carvings, Cowichan knitwear, textiles, and cultural gifts.
Premium apparel & outerwear
Portland, OR
Native Americana apparel made with natural materials, including outerwear, denim, shirts, blankets and bandanas.
Parkas & Handmade Outerwear
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States (BSNC registry address)
Goldenline View's website offers custom parkas with selectable sizes and direct cart checkout. Its other stated real-estate and tourism concepts remain developmental.
Indigenous Heritage Family Farm, Fiber & Experiences
Salisbury, New Hampshire
Inkasisa Farm is a family-operated alpaca farm in Salisbury, New Hampshire. The Gallion family offers farm-made alpaca-fiber goods, hats, accessories and alpaca encounter bookings. On its website, family member Paula shares her Ecuadorian Indigenous ancestry and connection to alpaca-raising traditions. Visit Inkasisa’s own website for current products, booking options, visit dates and prices; IM does not operate the farm.
Chilkat Weaving & Northwest Coast Textiles
Klukwan, Alaska
Klukwan Alaska Native textile artist Lani Strong Hotch presents Chilkat weaving, cedar bark hats, dance robes, moccasins and textile projects; direct contact is available for questions about her work.
Blankets, textiles & accessories
Gatineau, QC
Indigenous-owned textile brand offering blankets, ponchos, scarves, bags, mittens, moccasins and artist collaborations.
Outdoor apparel & gear
Nome / Northwest Alaska
Qaspeq-inspired outerwear designed for life in the North, blending Iñupiaq design language with modern weather-ready construction.
Qiviut, knitwear & gifts
Anchorage, AK
Alaska Native-owned co-operative offering qiviut yarn and hand-knit garments made by Alaska Native knitters.
Yakama Beadwork, Traditional Arts & Craft Supplies
Toppenish, Washington
Yakama artist Rosanna Sampson’s long-running Native art and gift store in Toppenish offering beaded jewelry, moccasins, housewares, traditional art supplies and handmade items. The federal artist-directory profile provides location and telephone contacts for direct inquiries; online checkout is not confirmed.
Handmade beadwork, knitwear & gifts
Juneau, AK
Southeast Alaska Tlingit maker-owned studio for handmade beadwork, knitwear and gifts in Juneau.
Handcrafted fur apparel & home
Sitka, AK
Handcrafted sea otter and seal-fur garments, winter gear and home pieces made in Sitka by Tlingit artist Robert Miller.
Yukon First Nations Art, Beads, Craft Supplies & Moccasins
504 Main Street, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 2B9, Canada — public retail location as listed by merchant
First Nation-owned and operated Whitehorse shop offering Indigenous beadwork, moccasins, jewelry-making supplies, hides, fabrics and artwork.
Hats, fashion & art
USA
Native-owned fashion and art brand focused on reclaimed hats, artisan fashion, sustainable design and limited-edition artwork.
Tsimshian Regalia, Ravenstail Weaving & Cedar-Bark Art
Seattle, Washington, United States
Seattle Tsimshian weaver and artist Janice Jainga-Lonergan makes cedar-bark baskets, hats, regalia, button blankets, Ravenstail woven pieces, copper jewelry and beadwork.
Clothing & Outdoor Footwear Accessories
Seattle, Washington, United States
With the Rain is Rayana White's independent shop creating SLUGS fleece rain-boot liners and warm boot-toppers in adult and children's sizes, with ordering through the original Etsy store.
Tlingit Skin-Sewn Traditional Fur Clothing & Regalia
Yakutat, Alaska, United States
Yakutat Tlingit artist Jeremiah James creates handcrafted sea-otter and seal-skin accessories, hats, scarves and bags and teaches cultural skin-sewing workshops.