Nunavut Hoodies

This Nunavut Day tee features a Rankin Inlet big Inukshuk with a Canadian flag. A funny illustration for the whole family.

Show your love for the great territory of Nunavut!

Nunavut TFIFA

Love is love is love!

Vintage Distressed Coat of arms of Nunavut Canada

Iqaluit TFIFA

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Created by: Samer Brasil. CANADA: Newfoundland and Labrador, Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Nunavut, Manitoba, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Quebec Bonavista, Musgravetown, Gambo, labrador, Come on, Fort Saint John, Qualicum Beach, Cranbrook, Pitt Meadows, Royal View, Colwood, Surrey, Campbell River, Salmon Arm, Delta, Canmore, Beaumont, Fort McMurray, Cold Lake, Cochrane.

Holidays got you stressed? Let out some steam and cool down with this punny little Svalbard Reindeer!

Here’s a new series for the beloved Clanosaurus Rex! Taking him to Canada, provinces and territories with his favourite flag and RCMP uniform. He will stand on guard for thee!

Original design by STRANGEOLOGY. Explore the world of weird with this cool and unique creature design featuring the Mahaha of Inuk folklore from Nunavut, Canada. This makes a great gift for any cryptozoology, ufology, mythical, paranormal, and legendary creature enthusiasts. Perfect for cryptid lovers and those who want to represent their home province with an awesome vintage shirt. Get weird and grab yours today and remember: home is where the cryptids & legends are.

Standing tall!

Nunavut, Canada - Coat of Arms Design

White inuksuk design

The Inuksuk is a stone marker or cairn used by people of the arctic region. Originally intended for navigation, travel routes, fishing places, hunting grounds, or to mark a food cache, these stone piles evolved into a cultural symbol of the north. They can represent “guidance and unity” and are often built in the shape of a human figure.