The history of an iconic sign in Wenatchee, WA inspired this design:
A non-native woman created Skookum dolls in the image of Native American people around 1913.
Skookum, a Chinook Indian word meaning special or extra-nice. Skookum Brand Apples registered the original trademark logo illustration in 1914.
Just a few years later, in 1916, there was another change, and the most familiar version, one that depicts a smiling Indian boy with a single red feather, was created in reference to the original Skookum dolls.
Wenatchee Washington's winking Skookum Indian Sign was created in 1921. Originally atop the Skookum Apple Warehouse and Packing Plant, and now displayed on the roof of Office Depot.
In 2019 Wenatchi Wear reclaims the Skookum image with their own design.
Product Description
Uni-Sex Sizes: XS - 2XL :
7-ounce, 52/48 Airlume combed and ring spun cotton/poly fleece, 32 singles
