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Made in Canada

Designed, printed and manufactured entirely in Canada

Eco-Friendly Materials

Such as polyester made from post-consumer recycled BPA-free water bottles, rayon made from bamboo, and TENCEL™ fabric made from sustainably sourced wood, all printed with eco-friendly water-based inks

True Collaborations

We support our artists with industry-high commissions and royalties

Our Environmental Impact:

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Bottles diverted from landfills & the ocean

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Waste diverted From landfills

NoMiNoU uses Recycled Polyester (PET)
which is 100% post-consumer recycled raw material made from recycled water bottles.

Pronounced and standing for ‘no me, no you’ is an artist-supportive, innovative, sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle brand made 100% in Canada.

Our brand offers collaborative designs between commissioned Indigenous, Canadian and international artists and our talented in-house design team.

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Artwork – ‘Wolf Teal’ by Mark Gauti – T’Sou-ke First Nation

Artwork ‘Salmon Run Black’ by Ovila Mailhot – Stó:lō Nation

Artwork ‘Maple Leaf’ by Eric Parnell – Haida Nation

Artwork ‘Sacred Salish Motion’ by Ovila Mailhot – Stó:lō Nation

Artwork ‘Eagle Mist’ by Roy Henry Vickers – Tlakwagila Hereditary Chief

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Artwork ‘Wolf & Moon Grey’ by Eric Parnell – Haida Nation

Artwork ‘Salmon Run Blue’ by Ovila Mailhot – Stó:lō Nation

Artwork ‘Corpse Pose’ by Roy Henry Vickers – Tlakwagila Hereditary Chief

has adopted the

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Call to Action #92

"Commit to meaningful consultation, building respectful relationships, and obtaining the free, prior, and informed consent of Indigenous peoples before proceeding with economic development projects."

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Our Artist Partners

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"I am happy to be working in partnership with NoMiNoU because NoMiNoU stands for us being one.

They honour artists through commission fees and royalties and give back to Indigenous cultures through various charities and by supporting emerging artists.

Their products are Canadian, with their clothing designed, printed and manufactured in Canada. The designs I create for NoMiNoU are exclusive to NoMiNoU."

Roy Henry Vickers Tsimshian, Haida, Heiltsuk, Wuikinuxv, & Tlakwagila Hereditary Chief

"I started doing graphic art in 2014, because I felt I couldn’t do anything else.

I believe that’s the beauty of lineage, that it’s in my blood, to keep moving forward & keep creating.

I want to contribute and make spaces for the next generation of artists. It’s such a privilege to share my work with everyone through NoMiNoU."

Ovila Mailhot Sto:lo & Nlaka’pamux Nation

"I have really enjoyed sharing my art with NoMiNoU and seeing people wearing my artwork on their products.

My art is based on really old stories and traditions which can make working with others complex, but I trust NoMiNoU to treat it with the respect it deserves."

Mark Gauti T’Sou-ke First Nation

" I am blessed and honored to be collaborating with NoMiNoU Designs. I am more than satisfied and happy with the commission rates, and royalties I receive from NoMiNoU.

Sharing my art with NoMiNoU makes me feel filled with gratitude. I am grateful for NoMiNoU for taking a chance with my art, and accepting me to begin a solid trusted work relationship. I am proud and thrilled that my Northwest Coast Native art designs have come to life through NoMiNoU."

Eric Parnell Eagle Clan, Haida Nation

Our teacher Roy Henry Vickers – Tsimshian, Haida, Heiltsuk, Wuikinuxv, & Tlakwagila Hereditary Chief,
Brand ambassador Kirk McLean,
and
NoMiNoU Founder Jullianna Charlton

NoMiNoU embodies a love of ethnicity, learning, and growth through embracing one’s origin and the teachings of those around us.

This nourishes our spirits, minds and bodies and keeps us grounded in the importance of living with integrity and honour.

"Through our collaborations we create a line of 'wearable art' that is collectable, functional, and fashionable whilst celebrating cultural diversity, supporting artists through industry high royalties while concurrently respecting our environment and honouring Mother Earth ."