**Handcrafted, heirloom-level quality you can see and feel, from the first and only Native American-owned denim company**
Ginew is rooted in the Native American traditions of its founders, husband and wife Erik and Amanda—their first leather goods were made from the leather of their wedding buffalo that was hunted, tanned, hand-dyed by them and their family. They use meticulously sourced materials and craft them in the traditions of their Ojibwe, Oneida, and Mohican heritage. The Thunderbird Jacket is a classic denim jacket that’s made truly special by the materials used. The jacket’s cut from one of the last remaining batches of Cone Mills White Oak denim, one of the most renowned denim mills in the US, that left the mill before it shut down. The collar is lined in a soft deerskin suede that’s made from deer that the Ginew crew and their families hunt themselves in the woods they've hunted for generations. If that’s not special, then we don’t know what is.
