Stories

  GINEW'S FIRST JEAN  The Crow Wing Jean is a classic, American five-pocket jean with a regular rise - straight leg fit. The first edition was made of 2017 White Oak selvedge denim... an American jean with NATIVE STYLE!  There...

Ever notice how different cotton can feel from one garment to another? Plant type, combing and spinning and weaving all impact the end product and how soft and comfortable it...

A PACIFIC NORTHWEST PARTNERSHIP Dehen 1920 = “Heavy Duty, Old School Truth”  Founded by William Peter Dehen in 1920, Dehen Knitting Company produces classic and traditional U.S. heavyweight apparel. Keeping true to their humble yet pioneering beginnings in Portland, Oregon, they are...

Native pop art collides with Native American excellence. A kick-start of caffeine followed by buffalo lemonade and a T-top moment with a wind-in-the-hair adventure... You never know what will result when a creative meeting begins with "Would you like to grab coffee...

We’ve heard it said that “It takes 100 lifetimes to learn all the teachings of a single direction...so be humble and kind to yourself as you open your life and mind to the teachings.” The Four Directions represent the teachings offered to all of us, if we are but to listen with a good heart and sound mind.

Embrace Possibility | A Showcase of Native Excellence  PHOTO:  GINEW + STEVEN PAUL JUDD COLLECTION NATIVE AMERICANA MADE FOR ALL TO WEAR.  Ginew is a small, Native American-owned business with a noteworthy collection: The Ginew + Native American Artist line. This collection showcases...

New to the term 'deadstock'? Deadstock in the garment industry represents fabric that has had its last production run and what is left over is called deadstock. Since the fabric is no longer going to be produced, it's typically the last of its kind - making it pretty special. It also means the material has been saved from being discarded - a win for you and a win for the environment!

NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIST + SILVERSMITH   KASSIE KUSSMAN: IN HER WORDS  I’ve always been an artistic person. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, I struggled academically but excelled in art. I graduated high school and went on to earn a degree in...

The First Medicine.   Strawberries hold a significant place in Native American history, past and present. Strawberries are the first medicine in the Oneida community. They announce the beginning of the food seasons and the first harvests. Ginew's co-founder, Amanda...

Where we began. Where we are going. Sitting under the tree and drifting away in search of inspiration. Gently floating on the breeze, a leaf slowly danced from the branches through the sky and landed in the lap. Brilliant. THIS is GINEW'S story.

Working with Lucaa Band over the past year and it has been such a pleasure. We've had the privilege of having a conversation with them on many topics from what it's like to see Queer Natives in media to the complexities of Queer/2Spirit Afro-Indigenous Identity.

Path #16: Erik Brodt, physician and co-founder of Ginew, the first Native American-owned denim brand. Daniel Giacopelli of Desire Paths recently reconnected with Erik Brodt, co-founder of Ginew, during an insightful and thoughtful conversation about leading a purpose-filled life while staying committed to...

Introducing the Native Americana Spirit Collection: a very limited edition set of reimagined coats and hats developed to reflect the unwavering commitment to create heirloom quality garments shared by our companies. Presenting the All-Gender Native Americana Spirit JacketThese limited edition...

Learn about the special construction of Ginew's men's selvedge denim jeans. Three different contemporary styles, all made in USA. Raw denim from Vidalia Mills. Durable Native Americana made for all to wear.

NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIST DESIGNED An exciting Native American collaboration! Ginew + Addie Roanhorse MEET THE NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTAddie Roanhorse is a multidisciplinary artist residing on the Osage Nation Reservation, a place rooted in artistic expression. The mother and daughter of...

Joe Rainey is a Pow Wow singer. His debut album Niineta showcases his command of the style - faithful to tradition - accompanied by cinematic, bass-heavy production from Andrew Broder. Depending on the song, his voice can celebrate or console,...

Mass produced? Not at Ginew! Many of our bandanas are collabs with artisans who care greatly about their craft. Have you experienced hand-rolled and sewn edges? Or our buttery soft Ginew + Medel creations? All bandanas and wild rags from...

Ginew is honored to share Native Americana with Crystal Bridges’ first exhibition dedicated to fashion.  Fashioning America: Grit to Glamour, an exhibition offering a dynamic integration between video, imagery and over 100 garment and accessories from across two centuries of...

On Thursday, October 13th, the Oregon Native American Chamber (ONAC) held its 17th Annual Gathering event “Shifting Economic Power in the Greater Northwest.” The Gathering is a unique opportunity for members, partners and the Native business community to network, celebrate...

My girl. You are one of our greatest teachers. Of hope. Love. Courage. Language. Tradition. Song. You have (and continue) to teach us to lean into who we are as we do our best as you grow into your potential...

  It's OK to be analog - to slow down - to take your time - to enjoy the scenic route. Working with Maura Ambrose (FOLK FIBERS) and Lou Medel (MEDEL) on the bandana collaborating exemplifies how we were able...