Darug artist Mandy Draper’s rich artwork was commissioned especially to celebrate the 50th anniversary of NAIDOC Week. It represents the journey from our ancestors to the next generation, symbolising resilience, cultural continuity, and the strength of community.

Our NAIDOC Week 2025 collection features our talented collaborating artists' reflection on and response to this year's theme ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy’.

Brighten your workday with scrubs that blend cultural significance with high-performance workwear. Featuring First Nations artwork on a tailored yet breathable design, this scrub top is as practical as it is beautiful.

The soft poly-blend fabric with added stretch moves with you through every shift, while moisture-wicking and crease-free properties keep you fresh and polished. With a flattering V-neck, side-slit hem for ease of movement, and secure pockets for your essentials, this is workwear designed for comfort and purpose.

Features:

• Tailored V-neck design with a breathable, flexible fit
• Two side pockets plus a concealed interior security pocket
• Moisture-wicking, no-iron fabric for effortless all-day wear
• Side-slit hem for increased movement and ease of fit

Style: Women's Scrub Top 3 Pocket
Fabric: 190GSM Poly Blend - 92%  Polyester+ 8% Spandex
Washing: Cold hand wash
Story: Muru to Our Biriwal (Pathway to Our Future)
Artist: Mandy Draper