Prickly Pear Trucker
NDN Girls Book Club
NDN Girls Book Club was founded by Kinsale Drake (Diné) and Lily Painter (Kiowa/Winnebago), who both come from tribes that have had profound influences on American Western aesthetics. As Kinsale says, “We had a vision for a trucker hat with cute Western motifs and brainstormed to come up with an embroidered design that was in our signature pink as well as a more traditional trucker hat with rope detailing that you can hang charms on. We love when people personalize their Book Club merchandise.” 100% of the profit from the purchase of this item goes directly to NDN Girls Book Club, and all pieces of the collection are specially priced to promote and facilitate their ongoing tours.
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NDN Girls Book Club, founded by Kinsale Drake (Diné) and Lily Painter (Kiowa/Winnebago), is a 501(c)3 nonprofit run by Indigenous women, youth, and educators dedicated to uplifting Indigenous authors and distributing books for free to youth and families. In 2024, Book Club distributed 10,200 free books on the Navajo and Hopi Nations with the SBi Giving Foundation during their Yiłta! (I read it!) Book Drop. In 2025, NDN Girls Book Club distributed over 6,000 free books by Indigenous authors to Tlingit & Haida villages in Southeast Alaska. Book Club is currently distributing more than 8,500 free books in Oklahoma across Indian Country during their 2026 Book Festival. Additionally, Book Club sends out free care packages to youth, distributes free zines and books at community events, and uplifts Indigenous booksellers and presses. Their efforts have been highlighted by the Washington Post, Ben and Jerry’s, Teen Vogue, Yahoo!, and more. Learn more at www.ndngirlsbookclub.org.
100% of the profit from this collaboration goes directly to NDN Girls Book Club.