NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate the strength, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For Kirrikin, it was also an opportunity to connect with the Perth community through fashion, storytelling and meaningful conversations.
Throughout NAIDOC Week 2026, Kirrikin proudly welcomed visitors to its pop up store at Karrinyup Shopping Centre, showcasing a collection of luxury garments and accessories that honour the stories of First Nations artists from across Australia.
More Than Fashion
Every Kirrikin piece begins with a story.
Our collections feature original artworks created by Aboriginal artists, thoughtfully transformed into contemporary fashion that can be worn, treasured and shared. From silk scarves and luxury bomber jackets to dresses, shirts and tailored pieces, every garment celebrates the creativity, culture and connection behind the artwork.
Visitors to our Karrinyup pop up had the opportunity to explore these collections up close, learn about the artists behind each design and discover the meaning woven into every piece.
Celebrating NAIDOC Week Together
NAIDOC Week is an important opportunity to recognise and celebrate the world's oldest continuing cultures.
Throughout the week, we were honoured to meet customers from across Perth and beyond who visited the pop up to learn more about Kirrikin, support Aboriginal-owned business and invest in fashion that carries purpose.
Whether people were purchasing a gift, adding a timeless statement piece to their wardrobe or simply stopping by for a conversation, every interaction reminded us why sharing these stories matters.
Luxury Fashion with Purpose
At Kirrikin, we believe luxury is about more than exceptional craftsmanship.
It is about creating garments that hold meaning, respect culture and provide an ongoing platform for Aboriginal artists to share their work with the world. Through royalties paid to artists and genuine collaboration, every collection contributes to preserving stories while supporting economic opportunities for First Nations creatives.
Thank You, Perth
To everyone who visited us during our NAIDOC Week 2026 pop up at Karrinyup Shopping Centre, thank you.
Your support means more than a purchase. It helps celebrate Aboriginal culture, supports talented First Nations artists and encourages more opportunities for Indigenous stories to be shared through contemporary Australian fashion.
We loved meeting so many familiar and new faces throughout the week and look forward to seeing you again soon.
Shop Kirrikin Online
If you weren't able to visit our Karrinyup pop up, you can still explore the full Kirrikin collection online.
Discover luxury Aboriginal fashion, wearable art and timeless designs that celebrate culture, craftsmanship and connection.
Browse the collection today and wear a story with purpose.
