Our NAIDOC Week 2026 collection features our talented collaborating artists' reflection on and response to this year's theme ‘50 Years of Deadly’.

Merindah-Gunya’s artwork reflects fifty years of achievement and resilience, layering her signature symbolism and colour palette. Centred around five meeting places and journey lines representing each decade, she honours knowledge and pathways guided by Elders, creating “a living story of connection, community, and the enduring strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.”

Get ready to add some energy and personality to your workouts. Absorbent, lightweight, and soft against skin, it's built for real movement and real life. Toss it in your bag, unroll it at the studio, and feel good knowing it's a piece with purpose. A thoughtful gift for fitness lovers or a bright upgrade for your own routine.

Featuring First Nations artwork print on the front and 100% cotton backing, each towel is designed for softness, durability, quick-drying, and superior absorbency. Ideal for gym sessions, yoga, or outdoor activities, it’s the handy companion that keeps you fresh and ready to move.

Printed with story-rich First Nations artwork in our Meanjin studio, we are proud to keep as much of our production on-shore as possible to support local jobs and training. Discover the meaning behind this piece through the artwork story below. 

Product: Gym Towel
Materials: Polyester front, 100% Cotton back
Dimensions: 100cm x 50cm
Features: Generously sized. Absorbent backing. Vibrant, durable print. Quick-drying. Compact for travelling. Machine washable. Ideal for gym, yoga, or outdoor activities.
Cleaning: Warm machine wash with regular detergent. Do not use fabric softener. Only wash after a couple of uses.
Care: Rinse towels after if used poolside to remove the chlorine residue that can fade colours.
Artwork: 50 Shades Of Deadly
Artist: Merindah-Gunya

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