Welcome to our small local shop featuring many Native American products.
Make a bold cultural statement with this black unisex hoodie featuring a high‑quality Direct‑to‑Film (DTF) image professionally heat‑pressed for long‑lasting color and durability. Crafted from a soft cotton/poly blend, this hoodie offers comfort, warmth, and a message rooted in resilience and identity.
The garment showcases the impactful phrase: “Not Today Colonizer” as worn in the Pocahontas Reframed feature film Unity – Cockacoeske’s Dilemma (2024), presented by Sandra Richardson‑Hope and David “Grey Owl” Carnes.
Perfect for everyday wear, cultural events, or anyone who appreciates apparel with meaning and strength.
Machine wash garment inside out using cold water with like colors. Do not Bleach. Do not use Fabric Softener. Tumble dry low heat.
*Sales are final, no returns or exchanges*
Rachel
Company Owner
Eagle's Dream is an authentic Female Native American owned company. I am part of the Chippewa Indian Tribe of Sault Saint Marie, Michigan. My passion has always been working with our native youth. I have ran after school programs, led the tribal youth council, led day camp programs, coordinated youth powwows, and served as the Youth Education and Activities Coordinator for my tribe.
I deeply enjoy sewing, creating and designing items that reflect my tribal heritage. I specialize in making ribbon skirts, dream catchers, sewing applique, and custom embroidery. Thank you for supporting my small business!