INDIGENOUS FASHION GRANTS

For the second year, Pow Wow Pitch was proud to partner with Aritzia, the global fashion retailer and design house, to launch and award Aritzia Indigenous Fashion Grants to six emerging Indigenous fashion entrepreneurs. As part of Aritzia’s commitment to actively work towards reconciliation, Aritzia awarded six Grants to acknowledge and support the achievements and ambitions of Pow Wow Pitch Fashion entrepreneurs to support these emerging Indigenous-owned fashion businesses to grow with a community rallying for their success. Click here to read the full story.

Jodie Moonie

Muusa, Timiskaming First Nation

APPAREL WINNER

Dante Biss-Grayson

Sky-Eagle Collection, Osage

DESIGN WINNER

Jason Picard-Binet

Bastien Industries, Huron Wendat

SHOES & ACCESSORIES WINNER

Jaret Smith

Unparalleled Clothing Co., Métis Nation of Alberta

APPAREL RUNNER-UP

Raphaëlle Langevin

Matsheshu Créations, Pekuakamiulnuatsh

DESIGN RUNNER-UP

Janelle Alladina

Indiginize Creation, Williams Lake Indian Band Shuswap

SHOES & ACCESSORIES RUNNER UP

READ THE 2023 ARITZIA GRANT RECIPIENT STORIES

Take your place

From the deep history and culture of the Wendat people, Bastien Industries is bringing the tradition...

Stand tall

From the rich heritage of the Williams Lake Indian Band Shuswap, Indiginize Creation embodies tradit...

Enjoy the journey

In Santa Fe's bustling art and fashion district, Founder and 2023 Aritzia Fashion Grant Recipient, D...

Be proud

Hailing from the Pekuakamiulnuatsh heritage, Raphaëlle Langevin is the passionate force behind Mats...

Keep pushing forward

From Timiskaming, Ontario to the dynamic landscape of the fashion industry, Jodie Moonie, the vision...

Pursue your dreams

From the community of the Métis Nation of Alberta to the broader fashion world, Jaret Smith, Founde...