OXDX is a fashion label that specializes in digital art, cut’n’sew apparel, and collaborations as an ongoing project to bring Indigenous stories to the forefront. OXDX was founded by artist, Jared Kee Yazzie, a DIné self-taught graphic designer and print maker. Yazzie has been producing fashion design since 2009 and now operates a workshop and storefront in Tempe, Arizona.
OXDX has built a name for itself through collaborations with prominent brands like the Smithsonian NMAI Museum, The Hundreds, Eighth Generation, the NFL, and the AMC Network, and have also been highlighted in Vogue, USA Today, the Huffington Post, WWD, Salon, and HighSnobiety.
OXDX is an acronym for the word “overdose”, which Yazzie uses to describe the state of the world and how it relates to the Native experience. It’s a statement to check your consumption, question your contribution to land and water, and to think back on ancestral teachings.
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OXDX offers custom graphic design services including logo design, poster/tshirt graphics, and branding. We would love to collaborate with your organization, host events on your lands, or teach workshops around your communities. Along with design, OXDX screen prints all their products in-house and offers screen printing services to anyone that needs it. Please reach out to info@oxdxclothing.com for a quote.
OXDX Clothing
Mission Statement:
To increase the visibility of my Indigenous relatives as a way to show a thriving relevance. To remain storytellers, just like our ancestors, through our art, fashion, and creative content. To be socially conscious, constantly connected to our community, and ambitious as hell.
Who We Are
OXDX is a Diné owned fashion label operating out of Tempe, Arizona. Our creative team offers unique content and designs to properly represent Native people. Our artwork brings to light indigenous issues and challenges the institutions censoring our existence. We hope to engage people with visual storytelling and quality products and we hope you will follow our journey.
– Jared Yazzie
