TÉA&BELLE COLLECTIVE  

Want to support an Indigenous company, check out Téa&Belle. Our aims and Vision for this ethical fashion and gift ware company. Read our

Firstly, thank you to all who have arrived on the Téa and Belle Online shop, this means that you have come in the spirit of reconciliation and to support a new business. It could also be that you may have completed an online Facebook survey about Indigenous Businesses and be one of the 3,368 people who told us that you had never bought from an Indigenous business but if given the opportunity would purchase a product or service from us. You also told us that your biggest conce

Téa & Belle have a love of reading and would like to share with you where to purchase Australian Indigenous books

Where, why and how you can buy Indigenous products and services by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People In Australia

2017 NAIDOC person of the year Dion De Vow and Sally Cooper head up the support team for fashion and giftware label Tia&Belle

Téa&Belle clothing and gift range is inspired by Australian Indigenous Culture with a modern twist.

The word kookaburra is from the Wiradjuri Aboriginal word Guuguuburra, named for its sound of human laughter both our little girls were born on Wiradjuri country. The kookaburra is a Kingfisher bird of a very different nature, he doesn’t eat fish as the name suggests but he is a a carnivore. He doesn’t drink much water either, Both our girls hate eating fish or drinking lots of water, no matter how much we nag. Aboriginal legend says the kookaburra’s infamous songs of laughte

This site was made in response to the overwhelming support of individuals in Australia who filled out a survey for an assignment. After discussing this with various family members, we have decided that we would like to make this a family business, two families, one indigenous and one non-indigenous. These two families are intermingled and have unique ties that bind. The company is named after two gorgeous girls who are growing up together without prejudice of each others fami

Someone wise once said, "people are just people" and ain't that the truth! If you have landed on this blog you probably completed an online survey about Indigenous Business that I was helping to create for someone very close to me. To all the people who completed the survey, Thank you. From the amazing response, we immediately saw that Australian's want to buy Indigenous Products. Before I go into why we have now started Téa&Belle collective I want to give you a little back s