The “1978” Sweatshirt by High Rez

The “1978” sweatshirt by High Rez is more than a premium garment — it’s a powerful statement rooted in Indigenous resilience, quality craftsmanship, and ethical production.

Created by High Rez, an Indigenous-owned brand known for intentional design, this sweatshirt honors the passage of the American Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1978 — a historic moment when Native peoples’ right to legally practice their religions was finally recognized after generations of criminalization. The bold “1978” embroidery serves as a reminder that Indigenous religious freedom is recent, hard-won, and still requires protection today.

Beyond its message, this sweatshirt stands out for its exceptional quality and comfort. Crafted with durable, high-quality fabric and meticulous attention to detail, it’s designed to be a timeless piece you’ll reach for again and again — made to last, not to trend.

At every level, this piece reflects a deep commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing. High Rez prioritizes locally sourced materials where origins are known, incorporates recycled and deadstock fabrics whenever possible, and upholds transparent supply chains. Fair labor practices are non-negotiable, and every partner involved in production is held to the same standards of respect and accountability. This is fashion created in right relationship with the land and its peoples.

The 1978 sweatshirt is a conversation starter, an act of solidarity, and a reflection of values — honoring the past while supporting Indigenous-led futures.

Wear it with pride. Wear it with purpose.

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Measurements & Production 

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