Indigenous T-Shirts

Heavyweight XUSI tees with Cree words and the stories behind them, designed by two Indigenous brothers in Saskatoon, Treaty 6 territory, and shipped across Canada.

Cree words you can wear

Every XUSI tee starts with a word or a story. Sôhkahpinêw means to endure pain with inner strength. Âhkamêyimow means to persevere. Sâskwatôn is the Cree name for Saskatoon, where we started in 2020. The design meanings are written by us, and each one is on the Meanings page.

Built for the gym and the street

Fitness is part of how XUSI started, so our standard tees are 100% cotton, shrink free, with a heavy, sturdy feel and a generous fit. Graphics are printed front and back. The Golden Era ringers use a lighter cotton-poly blend with a classic fit, and the Black Oni long sleeve brings the Japanese influence in our designs to a long sleeve.

Indigenous t-shirts from Saskatchewan, for all of Canada

XUSI is Indigenous-owned and based in Saskatoon. We sell online to customers across Canada and in person at vendor events and retail locations. Shopping from the prairies? See Indigenous clothing in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Find your size

Most tees run from Small to XXLarge, and several go up to XXXLarge or XXXXLarge. Check the size guide before you order, and see our hoodies and crewnecks and A-frame hats to finish the fit.

Need shirts for your team or event?

XUSI also does custom screen printing in Saskatoon for schools, teams, businesses and community events. Read how to order custom shirts.

Indigenous t-shirt questions

What are XUSI tees made of?

Our standard tees are 100% cotton and shrink free, with a heavy, sturdy feel. The Golden Era ringers are a 50/50 cotton-poly blend.

Are the graphics printed on both sides?

Yes. Our standard tees are printed front and back.

Do you carry bigger sizes?

Most tees run Small to XXLarge, and several designs go up to XXXLarge or XXXXLarge. Each product page shows the sizes in stock.