Navajo Nation Embroidered crewneck Gildan 18 sweatshirt

Embrace the enduring legacy of the Navajo Nation, formally recognized through the 1868 Treaty of Bosque Redondo, with this navy crewneck sweatshirt. Constructed with a dependable Gildan 18 base and adorned with meaningful embroidery, it merges cultural significance with comfortable everyday wear. 

A bit of history: Navajo is a Tewa word adapted by early Spanish settlers from the Tewa term navahu’u, meaning farmers or farm fields, a name given by our neighbors, the Tewa (Pueblo) people. The Navajo refer to themselves as the Diné, which means “The People.”

Protected during transit in a clear sleeve, your sweatshirt arrives pristine and ready to wear—safeguarded from shipping wear, dust, and lint. 

Preserve the beauty of your embroidered shirt with mindful care practices. Wash gently by hand or on a delicate machine cycle, then air dry or use low heat tumble drying. When ironing, always place a protective cotton cloth over the design and use low temperature settings. Avoid pulling on any threads from either side of the fabric, as this can cause the embroidery to unravel and compromise the design's integrity.