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Dingo Tee
$45.00
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*For purchases made in November and December, you can refund or exchange until 31 January the following year.
Our policy including the change of mind limits do not exclude or replace your rights under Consumer Guarantees of the Australian Consumer Law, regulations or otherwise as required by law.
Please make sure the item meets our Returns Policy and that:
• The return is made within 30 days of purchase
• Items are unworn or in their original condition
• Items are not clearance, reduced to clear or Big & Bulky
• Items are not listed as exclusions in our Returns Policy
• You have acceptable proof of purchase
- Fabrication: 100% Cotton
Hand drawn design of a Dingo by West Melbourne artist, Jess McDonald, printed on 100% organic cotton unisex slim fit t shirt.
"One day on the banks of a billabong, a very clever dingo caught a wombat..." "Wombat Stew" Marcia K Vaughan
The Dingo; the Australian wild dog, the wolf, the much maligned native animal.
The name "dingo" comes from the Dharrug language which is the native indigenous language from the Sydney area.
The Dingo is Australia's largest surviving apex land predator.
The dingo represents two very different things for White settlers and indigenous Australians.
Initially when European settlers arrived in Australia, they observed dingoes cohabitating with indigenous groups and there was an attempt to domesticate dingoes. However, with the introduction of livestock, dingoes became a 'pest' and there was (and still is) concerted efforts to eradicate or control dingo numbers, to protect livestock.
For Indigenous Australians, the dingo has had a long commensal relationship with them. In Dreamtime stories, the dingo can be a symbol of human spirits, a representation of water or finding water.
Dingoes were cohabitating as part of some Indigenous groups, mainly adopted by women. The woman would use the dingoes as living blankets, carrying them to keep warm, helping in the search for food and water and providing some protection. They would take very young pup, keep them until the dingo was about one, then release it back into the wild to mate, therefore, continuing the nature order of the dingo.
Today the dingo is still somewhat maligned as a native animal. Still wild, seen as dangerous and cunning. There have been attempts made to protect "pure breeds" of dingo.
At High Tees, we wanted to shine a light on our only native wild dog.
Slim-Regular fit
Crew neck
Light weight,
100% organic combed cotton
Quality cotton grown without the use of herbicides or pesticides - GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified
Neck ribbing, side seamed, shoulder to shoulder tape, double needle hems, preshrunk to minimise shrinkage
Product code 879816430
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Dingo Tee
$45.00