Team Crew Sweatshirt Made In Native America

 

🤠 Made in Native America

Ginew is a Native American–owned brand, founded by Erik Brodt (Ojibwe) and Amanda Bruegl (Oneida/Stockbridge-Munsee). Since 2010, they’ve been building garments that reflect their own heritage, blending traditional Indigenous stories with classic American workwear.

Everything they make carries that intention—real culture, real people behind it. Not inspiration. Not imitation.

And right here on the tag, you’ll see it:
👉 “Made in Native America” — a small detail, but it says everything.

🧵 The Team Crew Sweat

This piece pulls straight from old collegiate team-issued sweatshirts, the kind that stick around for decades and only get better with wear.

Built from custom French terry and made entirely in the USA—from thread to final stitch—it’s designed to be:

• Durable as all get-out
• Comfortable enough for daily wear
• Finished with classic details like a V-gusset collar and raglan sleeves for movement

It’s got that old-school athletic shape, but done with serious attention to craft.

📏 Size & Fit

• Tagged: Large
• Measurements:
  • Length: 73 cm
  • Pit to pit: 61 cm
  • Sleeve: 63 cm

Nice roomy fit—leans slightly relaxed.

🧼 Condition

• Preowned, but in perfect condition
• No flaws to note—ready to go

🐎 Final Word

A proper heritage sweatshirt with real roots—built in the USA, backed by Indigenous design, and carrying more meaning than your average gym-issued crew.

The kind you throw on once… and suddenly it’s the only one you reach for.