He-Yuk(Hello),
Our family-owned business was created by Johnny and Yendi with a shared vision of honoring Native culture through contemporary fashion. Johnny, an enrolled member of the Tule River Yokuts Tribe, grew up in the powwow circle, where he developed a deep respect for the traditional values, knowledge, and teachings of Native culture. With his background in Business Management and Yendi's passion for sewing, they recognized a gap in the fashion industry for clothing that authentically reflects Native identity.
Together, they create designs that blend tradition with modern style, making clothing that can be worn every day as well as for special occasions. Every piece is inspired by Native culture, crafted with purpose, and designed to celebrate heritage while keeping it visible, relevant, and proudly represented for future generations.


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Hi
I’m Candice from WELLSUCCEED, a manufacturer based in China.
We specialize in producing toys, fashion apparel, and pop-culture merchandise — basically everything your brand sells, but with lower cost, flexible MOQ, and custom design service.
I noticed that most of your products are trendy blind boxes and collectible merch.
We already supply similar products for other lifestyle and toy brands in [US/EU/Asia].
If you’re sourcing or expanding your product line, we can help with:
- Custom toys / figures (PVC, vinyl, resin, plush, etc.)
- Branded clothing & accessories
- Packaging & full set production
- OEM / ODM support, small or large batch
We handle design, prototyping, and mass production — fast turnaround, export-ready.
If you’re open to new suppliers, I’d love to send you our catalog and sample photos.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Candice Liu
WhatsApp/Wechat: +86 18223356252
Sales Department WELLSUCCEED
Add:3/F, No. 38, South Xihu 3rd Road,
Hello there,
My name is Justin, I am the President for the Owl Creek Chapter of Redrum Motorcycle club here in NW Washington State.
We are hosting a fundraiser (Owl Creek Ride for Higher Education) on July 13th that will benefit the Northwest Indian College Scholarship fund. As part of this event we host a raffle to help raise funds. I have been researching Indigenous owned businesses as we would like to feature some in our event. I was reaching out to see if your brand would be interested in donating anything to this event. Or at the very least giving us a discount to purchase an item or two! Very cool this brand is located in Porterville, I am from Bakersfield myself.
Best wishes
Justin Rockholt
President (Owl Creek)
Redrum Motorcycle Club