We believe that the you're on native land statement, everyone can wear that. And that's how our community is. I want to support small businesses. And everybody in REI, I feel like have been talking about it, customers coming in looking for this specific product. But yeah, even early on, and I started to really see the issue around that and learn the people behind that work that really have been tackling this issue for so long, had friends who created a documentary about it, and other people that been on the protesting and front lines, and they don't really… I feel like it was so hard for people to really see why it's really problematic. 60-day payment terms. We are going to come out with something similar to the Sovereign collection and we're really focusing in on the detail of garments and just overall… Yeah, working on those items. And I have a lot of ideas. Our "You Are On Native Land" dad cap with an embroidered signature hummingbird design is from Urban Native Era (UNE), an Indigenous-owned brand that specializes in clothing design and content to increase the visibility of Indigenous peoples. We just shared what was happening in our community to them in light of them just remembering what we're talking about, bringing that maybe initiative to Bernie Sanders, stuff like that. We'll be right back. Now, you can find their shirts everywhere, on anyone, spreading the shared message "You're on Native Land. " My biggest thing, I love to travel.
Urban Native Era (UNE) started in November 2012 in San Jose, CA by Joey Montoya (Lipan Apache) who wanted to increase the visibility of Indigenous Peoples through social media. So we ended up just looking for places in Los Angeles. So you see it with our Hummingbird, not so much with you're on native land, but that is a statement piece that's really important to get that message out.
And every day, I'm fueled and energized. So when Hud initially was coming on, that's one of the things I was talking to him about was we want to create apparel that doesn't really have what people see as indigenous on it or a big statement that says you're on native land. We found a warehouse in the arts district and that's where it all began. So what's it been like during pandemic, during that movement? But I also remember thinking like, "That's going to be there. This might come together. This item will ship separately from other products in your order. So passion has really helped fuel a lot of things. Joey Montoya: I'm good. Fit: One size fits all, adjustable strap.
This product is not similar products. She's managed the warehouse for about a year and a half now, I believe. TikTok is something that we're going to continue to dive into and really make it in a, like you said, a funny way. And we were both working together down here, and then realized the garage thing is great, but a lot of packages that were going from LA to the garage were being lost in the whole system. Those three really jumped out at me. And by the way, When is written by Daniel Pink, I love that guy.
Is that going to happen? And I started to really become fond of their shoes as well. I think people will be… They'll learn things. We're putting it out there right now.
How to Listen to Get Ship Done. Now, describe for us, Joey, how, when things really started taking off, your messaging is out there, people are ordering your apparel from all over, and you're like, what was that moment where you're like, "Man, I'm pretty badass, but I can't do all this anymore. I packed up everything in my car, drove to San Francisco, dropped off everything at my mom's place, and then hit the road up to Seattle with a friend. Later we will hear from Joey about how he and his team have used the power of humor and social media to foster awareness and a hardy conversation about some of the deepest wounds and discriminations that indigenous people face on a daily basis. SelectedVariantCompareAtPrice}. If there's really long days and you're just tired and exhausted, you just like, "You know what? This must have been some a decade ago, right? And give Urban Native Era a follow on Instagram and TikTok because what they're doing is working and it's entertaining. I remember when… It's not too far off, but it feels a lifetime ago when the pandemic first started. I feel like TikTok is just, we can be more ourselves and we can really reach our community and our audience there. I want to support Urban Native Era. We want to see each other really move forward. I think that in itself-.
Drive is still on my bookshelf. Hummingbird signature embroidered on the side. And with all the things that I've been doing, for the past nine years, I've always been traveling. And there was one in particular that happened in 2012. I enjoy to wake up early overall. And then Urban Native Era. We're going to do every single REI. Etsy reserves the right to request that sellers provide additional information, disclose an item's country of origin in a listing, or take other steps to meet compliance obligations.
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