50 Years of Deadly Beanie

Featuring artwork by Casey Amos (Yankunytjatjara, Arabana and Kokatha)

Wear the story. Celebrate the milestone.

Celebrate 50 Years of Deadly with this special-edition beanie featuring original artwork by First Nations artist and Australian Army veteran Casey Amos.

Created by Casey in recognition of the 2026 NAIDOC theme, 50 Years of Deadly, the design celebrates 50 years of strength, culture, achievement and the enduring contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities.

Casey’s full-colour artwork is reproduced as a rubber print with raised detailing, giving the design a tactile, dimensional finish that stands out beautifully against the classic black beanie.

Made from 100% acrylic, the beanie is soft, warm and durable, with a comfortable snug fit that’s ideal for cooler weather. Easy to wear and versatile enough for everyday use, it’s perfect for NAIDOC celebrations, community events, workplaces and schools, or simply wearing proudly throughout winter.

Casey Amos is a Yankunytjatjara, Arabana and Kokatha artist and Australian Army veteran who discovered art as a powerful form of healing and creative expression through his journey with PTSD. His work is grounded in culture, storytelling and a philosophy of moving forward with purpose and optimism.

Product details

• 100% acrylic black beanie
• Warm, comfortable and durable
• Classic snug-fit design
• Original artwork by Casey Amos
• Full-colour rubber print with raised detailing
• Created in recognition of the 2026 NAIDOC theme, 50 Years of Deadly
• Designed in collaboration with First Nations artist Casey Amos

Wear it proudly. Celebrate 50 Years of Deadly.