Yarn Corporate

We're so proud to support AWLQ in such an amazing Valentine's adoption campaign! 💜 💛

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We're so thrilled with the announcement of the 2025 NAIDOC theme "The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy". Recognising the influence of the future through the next generation is something that everyone can celebrate all year round. Our beautiful logo has been designed by the extremely talented Teagan Malcolm. With such a powerful message, we're getting some exciting products, collaborations, and content ready to share with you very soon.

It's such a pleasure to visit Animal Welfare League Qld, spending time with the most inspirational staff and volunteers and, of course, visiting the furry friends. 🐾 💜💛 Our Dog Range proudly supports their work with $2 from every item sold in this collection providing a safe and loving space for these animals to find their forever home. Explore the range on our retail website here: ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ePwE4dDX

Christmas is just around the corner 🎄🎁 Have you got corporate gifts ready? It’s the perfect time to show your team and clients how much you appreciate them. Discover our full range of practical and meaningful merchandise and apparel that they will be proud to use! Choose from: ⏱️ Off The Shelf: Quick gifting solutions dispatched within 24 hours. 🖌️ Personalised Gifts: Customisable items decorated in-house for a unique and thoughtful touch. (cut-off date for personalised gifts is 08/12/24) Contact our dedicated sales team today to discuss all your gifting options.  ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dDYNp4SV Every purchase supports the artists, with royalties paid directly to them, empowering their careers and celebrating their stories.

How pawesome is this! Our amazing community partners Animal Welfare League Qld, and their adorable furbassadors stole the show in their stunning Yarn Forever Homes dog collection pieces. Did you know - $2 from every sale in this collection helps provide a safe and loving shelter for the precious animals AWLQ cares for while they await their forever homes? 🏡💖 We love seeing this collection out in the community - especially on the very animals your support helps! Thank you for making a difference, one wagging tail at a time. 🐶

At the end of Pink Month, we’re proud to announce our current fundraising amount for the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is $13,934! Don’t forget to keep sharing the message of awareness: check your breasts regularly and attend your breast screenings if you’re eligible.  Read more about breast screens in Australia here:  https://lnkd.in/dWxfnMiz Although October is nearing the end, our efforts aren’t. We’re still working towards reaching our goal of $20,000! Your support for the Boobie Sista and Tribe of Women collections in collaboration with the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) donates $2 for each custom item sold.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we sat down with BreastScreen Queensland Sunshine Coast Health Promotion Officers Kelly Hart and Gillian Duffy to chat about the importance of breast screening. BreastScreen Queensland Sunshine Coast (BSQSC) are raising awareness to close the gap in breast screening rates to encourage more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to attend their breast screening. Their Sista Shawl project uses beautiful Yarn scarves with artwork by local Sunshine Coast artist, Aboriginal Darug woman of the Cabrogal Clan, Mandy Draper. Funded by Wishlist (Sunshine Coast Health Foundation), the artwork “A Woman’s Connection” has been chosen to start conversations in the community about the importance of women’s health and breast screening. Learn more about the Sista Shawl project here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gTjUbZ7T Breast Screen Australia website ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gUPnGeGk Swipe to learn key facts that will empower you to feel comfortable with the screening process and, ultimately, reduce the impact of breast cancer and save lives. #BreastCancerAwareness #BreastScreening #IndigenousHealth #AboriginalHealth #WomensHealth

Who can wear First Nations artwork? The most frequent question we get asked at Yarn is “who can purchase and wear Yarn products?” Working with First Nations artwork, we’re regularly asked if it’s appropriate for non-Indigenous people to wear Indigenous artwork. So who can wear Yarn products? Let’s get into it… The short answer is EVERYONE can wear Yarn Corp! All our products are ally-friendly - as long as you’re being respectful and supportive. Each artist working with Yarn Corp has given permission for anyone to wear and showcase their art. It’s important to note that this is unique to our catalogue, and does not represent all Indigenous art, some of which is only for Community. We encourage everyone to learn the story behind each purchase: we want people to learn about the artist, their story, and the story behind each artwork. We also encourage people to keep learning about First Nations Culture and to open conversations around it. Reconciliation is everyone’s business and we believe art can be a powerful tool to bring people together. All our products are designed to be worn and showcased with pride. It’s a fun and powerful way to show the beauty and uniqueness of the oldest Culture in the world, no matter your cultural background. Be part of important conversations that help to keep First Nations Cultures alive. #FirstNationsArt #IndigenousCulture #SupportIndigenousArtists #CulturalUnderstanding #AlliesInAction #WearWithPride #YarnCorp

Bunuba and Gija artist Eulalia Martin is the inspiring creative behind our new collection ‘Tribe of Women’. Her debut collaboration with Yarn proudly raises awareness and funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF), with $2 from each custom sale at Yarn Corp supporting their work. The artwork shares a message of shared strength among women. Meet Eulalia ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dXxbM_ik #PinkMonth #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #IndigenousArtist