A talented First Nations wrestler has joined forces with a Canadian clothing line to unveil a new collection for the upcoming Paris Olympics.
The collaboration between wrestler, Brett DiBiase, and the clothing line, “Indigenous Threads,” aims to showcase the rich culture and heritage of Indigenous communities in Canada.
DiBiase, who hails from the Six Nations of the Grand River reserve in Ontario, is no stranger to the world of wrestling. He has represented Canada in numerous international competitions and is now gearing up for the Paris Olympics.
The clothing line, founded by Indigenous entrepreneur, Sarah Johnson, features designs inspired by traditional Indigenous art and symbols. The collection includes t-shirts, hoodies, and hats, all made with sustainable and eco-friendly materials.
At the unveiling event, DiBiase expressed his excitement about the collaboration, stating that it was an opportunity to not only represent his community but also to showcase the beauty and diversity of Indigenous cultures to a global audience.
Johnson also shared her enthusiasm for the partnership, stating that it was a chance to promote Indigenous artists and their work while also supporting sustainable fashion practices.
The collection will be available for purchase online and at select retailers across Canada, with a portion of the proceeds going towards supporting Indigenous communities and athletes.
This collaboration serves as a reminder of the importance of representation and inclusivity in the world of sports and fashion. It also highlights the talent and creativity within Indigenous communities, which often goes unrecognized.
As the Paris Olympics draw closer, we can look forward to seeing DiBiase and his fellow Indigenous athletes proudly representing Canada on the world stage, while also showcasing the unique and vibrant culture of their communities.
