Fly Net Hats with Licensed Aboriginal Art
Sewn-in fly net, UV50+ sun protection and a ponytail hole, all in one hat.
All-in-one fly net hats featuring licensed Aboriginal artwork. No separate hat or clip-on net needed: the fly net is sewn in, with UV50+ sun protection, a ponytail hole and an adjustable cord so one size fits most. Made for grey nomads, farmers, gardeners and outback travellers.
Every artist earns ongoing royalties on every piece sold, and part proceeds from every fly net hat sale go to the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Wear their art, share their story!
Indigenous artist Megan Lyons sees her design on our Fly Net Hat for the first time
Every Dreamtimez hat carries authentic Indigenous artwork — licensed directly from the artist, with ongoing royalties paid on every sale. This is what it looks like when culture meets everyday life.
Dreamtimez is proud to pay part proceeds to the Royal Flying Doctor Service for every Fly Net Hat sold.
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You will love this stunning Tote Bag Organiser Insert DUO
Available in medium and small, each bag features an original design by an Aboriginal artist.
Cheers to our Stainless Steel Wine Goblets - with a lid!
Stories for Your Table
Cheers to our Stainless Steel Wine Goblets - with a lid!
Stories for Your Table
Wear their art, share their story
Wear culture in style with the stunning and comfy silk scarves. They come beautifully gift boxed for that special gift
Original Aboriginal artwork on luxurious 100% silk. Every purchase directly supports the artist who created it.
Stories for your table
Cater in style with the lightweight bamboo and melamine serving trays.
Rhubee Neale Briscoe
NAIDOC Creative Artist 2024. Anmatjere/Arrentre woman telling stories of life, culture and history.
Rhubee Neale Briscoe
NAIDOC Creative Artist 2024. Anmatjere/Arrentre woman telling stories of life, culture and history.
Janet Golder Kngwarreye
Anmatyerre artist from Utopia, NT. Her joyful paintings show Country from above — camp sites, bush tucker, and gathering places.
Janet Golder Kngwarreye
Anmatyerre artist from Utopia, NT. Her joyful paintings show Country from above — camp sites, bush tucker, and gathering places.
Megan Umaka Lyons
Yankuntjatjara & Ngaanyatjarra artist. Paints her Grandfather's Dreaming of Wanampi, the mythical water serpent.
Megan Umaka Lyons
Yankuntjatjara & Ngaanyatjarra artist. Paints her Grandfather's Dreaming of Wanampi, the mythical water serpent.
Maggie Gleeson Briscoe Penangke
Anmatyerre artist from Yuelamu, NT. Connecting people to Country through the richness of first nations culture.
Maggie Gleeson Briscoe Penangke
Anmatyerre artist from Yuelamu, NT. Connecting people to Country through the richness of first nations culture.
Marshall Jangala Robertson
Warlpiri artist from Lajamanu, NT. Bold, graphic striped designs instantly recognisable across the Dreamtimez range.
Marshall Jangala Robertson
Warlpiri artist from Lajamanu, NT. Bold, graphic striped designs instantly recognisable across the Dreamtimez range.
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