GROUNDED IN COMMUNITY

MEET 4KINSHIP

INVESTING IN THE FUTURE

DINÉ SKATE GARDEN PROJECT

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Indigenous OWNED

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Reciprocity FOCUSED

DINÉ (Navajo) OWNED

WOC-FOUNDED, INDIGENOUS-OWNED. 4KINSHIP CRAFTS ETHICALLY MADE PIECES THAT ILLUMINATE, CONNECT, AND GIVE BACK.

CELEBRATE STYLE & FURTHER EMPOWER COMMUNITIES

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Clothing Curated Vintage

Homeware Curated Vintage

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Vintage 80s Rodeo Shirt

$150.00

Vintage 80s Rodeo Shirt

$125.00

Vintage 80s Ikat Maxi Jacket

$595.00

Vintage 70s Handmade Quilted Jacket

$250.00

Vintage 80s Southwest Shirt

$125.00

Vintage 80s Southwest Jacket

$295.00

Vintage 80s Rodeo Shirt

$150.00

Vintage 80s Rodeo Shirt

$125.00

Vintage 80s Ikat Maxi Jacket

$595.00

Vintage 70s Handmade Quilted Jacket

$250.00

Vintage 80s Southwest Shirt

$125.00

Vintage 80s Southwest Jacket

$295.00

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"No Time for Delegates" by The Son of Picasso

$9,000.00

Sheepskin Hide- Akio

$425.00

"Coup de Grâce" by The Son of Picasso

$9,000.00

Two Grey Hills Navajo Made Rug- Shirley Brown

$850.00

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DINÉ SKATE GARDEN PROJECT

ABOUT 4KINSHIP

Denet Deal spent 37 years in the fashion industry, starting at the Fashion Institute of Technology, then as a senior designer at Reebok, design director of Puma International and senior women’s designer for Puma, Denet Deal didn’t discover her Diné (or Navajo) heritage until late in life. She opened 4Kinship in 2022, featuring her own upcycled dyed vintage clothing, and the work of other artists.

The Diné Skate Garden is a project of love for the community of Toadlena or rather “Tóhaaliní” (Where the Water flows Out) located in the Two Grey Hills chapter of the Navajo Nation. This is a remote community nestled in the Chuska Mountains between Shiprock and Gallup, that has no outdoor sport recreational facilities.

4KINSHIP is a Diné-woman-owned, upcycled clothing brand that transforms found fabrics into chic, modern wearable art, empowering Indigenous communities through the language of fashion. Led by corporate fashion industry veteran Amy Denet Deal, 4KINSHIP blends style with purpose, prioritizing Native community support and sustainability.

"Our platform sells fashion to cover our overhead, but the heart of everything we do is to uplift Native communities," says Denet Deal from her Santa Fe store. "We exclusively hire Native people and train young artists, giving them the tools for a flourishing future. I carry the responsibility of reciprocity—with the people and the land."