Indigenous streetwear with meaning
Cree-language tees, hoodies and hats built for the gym and the street, designed by two brothers from northern Saskatchewan and shipped across Canada. Custom screen printing and youth workshops available by request.
Our storyTwo brothers, a small reserve community up north, and a brand built in SaskatoonIndigenous clothing, made to be worn

Indigenous t-shirts
Heavyweight cotton tees with Cree words and the stories behind them.
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Hoodies & crewnecks
Cotton-blend hoodies and crewnecks with Cree words, for training days and cold ones.
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A-frame snapbacks
Embroidered, high-profile XUSI hats with a pinched crown.
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Wolf: sôhkahpinêw
Cree / Nêhiyawêwinsôhkahpinêwᓲᐦᑲᐦᐱᓀᐤ
To be resilient. To endure pain with inner strength.
Some days test your body. Some days test your mind. Pain shows up in the gym and in life. But you don't fold. You push through. That strength is built, not given.
Clothing. Printing. Youth.
XUSI Clothing
Indigenous-owned fitness and streetwear that brings Cree language, Indigenous identity and Japanese style together. Sold online across Canada, at vendor events and at Wanuskewin.
Shop clothingCustom screen printing
Shirts for schools, universities, teams, businesses, events and First Nations. 10-garment minimum, up to 4 colours, free design help, and a full quote before anything is printed.
Get a quoteYouth workshops
Strong Roots Strong Future: an active, hands-on workshop for Indigenous youth ages 10 and up, covering identity, money, fitness, careers and screen printing.
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Shirts that carry your team, school or Nation
We print custom apparel for the University of Saskatchewan, SIIT, the University of Regina, local drum groups, businesses and community events. You send the idea; we help with the design, choose the garments with you and print it in Saskatoon.
- Send your idea with quantity and date
- Approve the design and proof
- We print in Saskatoon
Watch us print
Print reveals, new drops and vendor days, filmed in Saskatoon and posted to TikTok and Instagram since 2022. Every video is in one gallery.
A youth workshop that keeps youth moving
Led by the two brothers who built XUSI. Youth take on the $3,000 Survive the Month challenge, a $100 Business Challenge, 60-second pitches, fitness, resume practice and hands-on screen printing. For ages 10+, groups of 15 to 30, a shorter session or a full day.
- 10+ages
- 15–30youth per group
- 9hands-on activities
- Short or fullday formats

From a northern reserve to Saskatoon
We grew up in a small reserve community in northern Saskatchewan and built XUSI without growing up around entrepreneurship. The generations before us went through residential schools; we are the first in our family who did not have to. Fitness gave us discipline and direction, and XUSI grew from the connection between training, clothing, identity and self-improvement.
Where a young person comes from does not decide where they can go.
From Saskatoon to every province and territory
Ships in 1–3 business days
Every order leaves Saskatoon within three business days.
Free shipping on $90+
Shipping is calculated at checkout for your address.
30-day returns
Unworn items with tags. How returns work.
Local pickup
In Saskatoon, or find us at Wanuskewin.
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