As part of Narrm Football Club’s celebrations of AFLW Indigenous Round this weekend, the Round 3 team arrived in Gammin Threads garments ahead of the clash against Brisbane at Casey Fields.

Gammin Threads is an Indigenous streetwear brand, which celebrates culture through language, humour, and storytelling. The brand’s values are simple: Representation, Creativity and Blak Joy. 

The Demons players involved in this initiative include captain Kate Hore, Alyssa Bannan, Georgia Campbell, Liv Purcell, Shelley Heath, Georgia Gall, Ryleigh Wotherspoon, Eliza McNamara, Lauren Pearce, Sarah Lampard, Paxy Paxman, Laela Ebert, Jordyn Allen, Tyla Hanks and Mia Austin.

Earlier this year, Tahnee Edwards, Gammin Threads' founder, was one of five Indigenous fashion designers who collaborated with the AFL side for casual walk-ins throughout Sir Doug Nicholls Round.

Narrm Football Club would like to thank Tahnee Edwards and Gammin Threads for their collaboration in this initiative.

Please see below further detail on Gammin Threads' story as well as photos of the girls arriving at Casey Fields on Sunday.

Gammin Threads/Tahnee Edwards
Yorta Yorta and Taungurung

Gammin Threads is Tahnee Edwards’ side hustle and creative outlet from her part-time job at Aboriginal family violence prevention service, Djirra. Gammin Threads is a streetwear brand celebrating culture through language, humour, and storytelling. The brand’s values are simple: Representation, Creativity and Blak Joy. The designs reflect lived experiences, shared stories, and the everyday language that connects community. When you choose to buy from Gammin threads, you’re supporting Blak business and self-determination. Tahnee designs everything from her studio in Brunswick East, Naarm.