Welcome to Deadly Denim

In late 2018, Deadly Denim launched a collection of denim jackets showcasing screen printed designs from artists at various remote Aboriginal art centres.

As we have grown and evolved we now also collaborate with individual First Nation artists –showcasing exclusive small run collections of jackets featuring their artwork, these can be pre-ordered a couple of weeks prior to release or purchased online through our etsy shop.

We use the Australian Indigenous art code to protect copyright and ensure artists get a fair share of each piece showcasing their art .

Deadly Denim also donates 10% of each jacket sale to Rhodanthe Lipsett Indigenous Midwifery Fund, whom support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student midwives, something the founder Beck Barlow is really passionate about.

Deadly Denim is a business with a social impact, we aim to be as sustainable as we can. With the fashion industry identified as the second largest polluter in the world, just after the oil industry, for us using recycled denim was non-negotiable. Our jackets,shirts,dresses ,skirts and vests are all repurposed denim.

Photo credits: @barefootwandering.photography, @rocboots