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We’re excited to officially announce our new partnership with Wanuskewin! 🦬

You’ll now be able to find XUSI at 3 wanuskewin locations:
📍 Broadway
📍 Saskatoon Airport
📍 Wanuskewin Heritage Park

We’ve been working hard this year and this is definitely one of our biggest milestones yet. Thank you to everyone who continues to support us. We really do have the best community behind us and we wouldn’t be here without you.

This partnership also means a lot to us personally. Wanuskewin gives a percentage of their profits toward supporting residential school survivors, something we’ve stood behind since the beginning of XUSI.

Being the first generation in our family to not attend residential schools, while still growing up with the effects they had on our families and communities, makes this opportunity that much more meaningful to us.

XUSI will continue to grow, give back, and make an impact for Indigenous people and our communities.

Thank you again for all the support. This is only the beginning. by @xusi_clothing
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Just Two Rez Kids with Big Dreams.
Building a movement with bigger purpose. 

We blend Indigenous roots, Japanese influence, and gym culture into clothing that carries meaning — every design tells a story of strength, resilience, and unity.

Our work goes beyond fashion. Every print, every stitch, is a step toward empowering connections, honoring heritage, and creating allies through culture.

This is XUSI. Built with purpose. Worn with pride.

#RevitalizeCulture #XUSI #Treaty6 taken in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan by @xusi_clothing
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When Culture Fades. We Bring It Back.

This tee stands for more than style — it’s about reclaiming what was almost lost.
The rose and sweetgrass represent strength and tradition.
Revitalize Culture means keeping our language, stories, and roots alive - not just for us, but for the ones coming next.

7.4.25

#XUSI #IndigenousStreetwear #Gym taken in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan by @xusi_clothing
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a year ago
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We’re all set up at the YXE Artisan Market!

We also got our brand new XUSI banner up just in time for today! 🗣️

Come by TCU Place, check out some gear and say hi! We’ll be here until 5 PM.

📍 TCU Place, Saskatoon
⏰ 10 AM – 5 PM

Hope to see some familiar faces out here!

#XUSIClothing #YXE #ShopLocal #IndigenousOwned taken in TCU Place by @xusi_clothing
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XUSI Clothing will be an official vendor at the YXE Artisan Market Fall ’26.

📍 TCU Place — Saskatoon, SK
📅 October 10, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

See you there 🗣️

#YXE #indigenous #TCUPlace by @xusi_clothing
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Today, we wanted to make this post personal. Instead of just showing statistics, we wanted to show real people in our family. 

The people you see in these photos are our parents, grandparents, and generations before them. Without their strength and resilience, we wouldn’t be here.

Our ancestors attended the residential school shown in these slides, also where we spent most of our childhood. More than 150,000 First Nations, Inuit and Métis children were forced through the residential school system in Canada. The purpose wasn’t simply education. It was assimilation. Separating Indigenous children from their families, languages, cultures and identities.

And yet, we’re still here.

That’s part of what XUSI represents to us. Breaking cycles. Reclaiming culture. Creating economic opportunities for our people. Finding new ways to carry our teachings forward. Building something our younger relatives can look at and know that there is space for them to dream bigger.

We will always stand against residential school denialism, racism and ignorance. The significance of this brand goes far beyond clothing. XUSI will continue to stand for our people, create opportunities for our youth and contribute to the work of Truth and Reconciliation in the ways we know how.

We aren’t sharing this story because we want pity. We aren’t asking for handouts.

We’re asking people to acknowledge what happened. Learn the history. Listen to Survivors. Challenge ignorance when you hear it. Support Indigenous people, communities and businesses. Be an ally beyond September 30th.

Truth has to come before reconciliation.

Today we honour the ones who came before us, the Survivors who are still with us, the children who never made it home, and the generations who continue carrying their strength. 

Every Child Matters. 🧡 by @xusi_clothing
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SASKATOON 📍 THIS WEEKEND

XUSI Clothing will be at My Little Fall Market September 26–27 at Prairieland Park.

New premium hoodies. Limited quantities.

Saturday + Sunday
10AM–4PM
503 Ruth St W
Prairieland Park

See you there. ⚔️

#prarielandpark #YXE #Indigenous by @xusi_clothing
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24 days ago
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Introducing our new XUSI banner, featuring two athletes we’ve had the privilege of working with over the past couple of years.
Same show. Same goal. Different athletes.
These two are a reminder that proximity is power. Who you surround yourself with, who you train with, and who pushes you to become better matters.
As XUSI continues to grow, we want to showcase more than just the finished product. We want to highlight the grit, discipline, and perseverance it takes to get there. The early mornings, the sacrifices, the old habits left behind, and the new ones built along the way.
Whether it’s stepping on stage, breaking cycles, or simply becoming a better version of yourself, the work behind the scenes is what shapes you.
This is XUSI Clothing. Community Over Competition. by @xusi_clothing
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25 days ago
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Hey guys! We’ll be coming to Edmonton for Recovery Day! 🙌🏽

We’re excited to get XUSI out there as we continue expanding west and connecting with new communities and screenprinting clients.

If you’re in Edmonton, come say hi, check us out, and grab a tee! We’d love to meet you guys in person. 

#XUSI #YEG #Edmonton #RecoveryDay taken in Edmonton, Alberta by @xusi_clothing
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✨ Vendor Highlight ✨

We’re excited to welcome XUSI to the My Little Fall Market YXE! 

Style, culture, identity, and strength come together with XUSI, an Indigenous-owned clothing brand and screen-printing business based right here in Saskatchewan. 

XUSI creates original apparel that blends Indigenous culture with modern streetwear and fitness-inspired design, offering clothing that’s not only made to look great, but also represents identity, culture, community, and strength.

And XUSI does more than create their own apparel! They also offer custom screen-printing services for businesses, organizations, teams, events, and communities. From the first idea to the finished product, they can help with logo and design development, garment selection, and printing on T-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, pants, and more. 

Whether you’re looking to add something unique to your own wardrobe, support an Indigenous-owned Saskatchewan business, or have an idea for custom apparel you’d love to bring to life, make sure XUSI is on your market shopping list!

Come check out their original designs, learn more about their custom printing services, and discover apparel created with culture, community, identity, and strength at its heart.

📍 My Little Fall Market YXE

 📅 September 26 & 27

 ⏰ 10 AM – 4 PM

📍 Prairieland Park, Hall D

 🎟️ Free admission | up to 130 vendors

#MyLittleMarket #ShopLocalSaskatchewan #SupportLocal #SaskatchewanSmallBusiness #ShopLocalManitoba taken in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan by @xusi_clothing
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Until death, all defeat is psychological 

Become Ruthlessly Ambitious 

@xusi_clothing ⚡️ by @xusi_clothing
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No pressure @wanuskewingiftshop valid reaction😂 by @xusi_clothing
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2 months ago
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