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Ginny's Girl Gang acknowledges and respects the traditional custodians of the land.
We honor First Nations people, our culture, and Elders past and present.
GGG is committed to promoting Aboriginal culture through our art, clothing, designs and supporting our community.
We strive for authenticity, respect, and reconciliation while fostering a shared journey towards understanding.
Meet Ginny Jones, the creative force behind Ginny's Girl Gang—a captivating line of hand-painted denim that embody visual storytelling through fashion. As an Indigenous artist with Gamilaraay heritage, Ginny's journey began in Brisbane, Queensland, where her passion for acrylic art and storytelling was cultivated from a young age. Now based in Georgia, USA, she has discovered a new artistic avenue, transforming denim into powerful canvases for artful statements.
The idea for Ginny's Girl Gang was sparked when Ginny crafted a custom jacket for a dear friend, adorned with the word "Royalty" as a tribute to their Indigenous roots. The demand for her unique creations quickly grew, prompting her to focus on her craft full-time. The name "Ginny's Girl Gang" holds a personal significance—it symbolises the bond Ginny shares with her three nieces, signifying their collective journey from little girls grounded in culture to empowered women proud of their heritage.
Our products have been featured on vogue.com.au. As well as worn by celebrities such as Celeste Barber who wore one of our jackets onstage at the Fire Fight Australia relief concert held at the ANZ Stadium.
We offer exclusive, hand-painted denim pieces in super limited editions. Join the club to receive priority access to future denim drops and be the first to own these unique, one-of-a-kind wearable works of art.
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