Eversick Clothing

03/27/2026

We were so honored when Kikino Northern Lites reached out to us to design their new logo and hoodies. Knowing this design carries such deep meaning made it extra special for us.
The silhouette is taken directly from a beautiful photo of the late Gerald White dancing with his wife Denise, a perfect tribute to a man who dedicated his life to keeping Métis culture, music, and dance alive for generations to come.
Gerald’s legacy of leadership, joy, and passing down those traditions to his son Trevor and now worn by his group as they continue his work on the dance floor. Nothing hits harder than seeing a design become part of something this meaningful.
Massive respect to the Kikino Northern Lites family for keeping the spirit strong. Thank you for trusting us with this one.

03/21/2026

Hey everyone! Swing by Métis Crossing today for the Spring Equinox Market! Come say hi to Kyle, snag a cool tee or hoodie, and check out all the awesome vendors here, it's happening right now! Support indigenous businesses! Market ends at 3pm!!

03/03/2026

Huge thank you to Metis Matriarch Ltd. for the amazing shoutout, the support, and for sharing Eversick with the community!
We’re truly grateful for the love and everything you do to uplift Indigenous artists and businesses right here in Lac La Biche and Treaty Six Territory. It means the world to us. If you’re not already following her, do yourself a favour and hit that Follow button and check out all the beautiful work she has and grab yourself something deadly! Thank you Danielle!!

****I'll be sharing artist profiles of the incredibly talented Indigenous artists whose creations are featured in the store (10018-103 Avenue, Lac La Biche, Alberta, Treaty Six Territory)
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Please meet the owners of Eversick Clothing, a small Indigenous-owned clothing company led by Mat McDonald, Kyle Durocher, and Kevin Ansdell.

Eversick takes pride in cultural representation and in thoughtfully meeting the branding needs of businesses, organizations, and artists. Their work reflects care, collaboration, and a deep respect for community.

From creating designed apparel for Métis Matriarch & Inniniwok Clothing, to projects with Lac La Biche County, Darla Daniels, the Bearhead Sisters, and Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement and its entities, Eversick continues to show up with quality and intention.

If you’re looking to bring your designs to life in a way that honours culture and story, Eversick Clothing is ready to work with you.

02/06/2026

To everyone who snagged the Option 2 Nicimos box, you're in for a treat! Our amazing friends and are including this stunning Kisakihitin tee. Get ready to look absolutely deadly rocking it this Valentine's Day, plus enjoy all the incredible goodies from these super talented creators! 💖 Also you can grab this at the store front in Lac la Biche this coming March! Glad to be a part of this one!

09/30/2025

It's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Today, let’s take this time to honour the incredible strength and resilience of our Grandparents and those who were forced to be part of the residential school system, their families, and communities. Wearing an orange shirt isn’t just a gesture it’s a promise to listen, learn, and walk together toward healing and justice. Let’s keep the conversation going and work for a future where every child’s culture is cherished.

09/13/2025

Looking for something nice to wear this fall? Come grab our Turtle Island hoodie done by our Artist! The design and color of this one is beautiful! LINK IN BIO!

09/10/2025

Check out our line of hoodies that really set the tone with sweet designs! Here is our Retro Mikiwahp Hoodie Its comfy, fresh, and won’t drain the bank. Forget dropping a 100 dollar bill on a hoodie, our prices are lowkey the best out there. Snag one now and stand out

09/08/2025

Elevate your style with this new Eversick hoodie, showcasing Metis-inspired floral elegance! Featuring a cascade of blue flowers and green leaves along the sleeve, paired with a striking "E" logo encircled by blooms, this piece fuses cultural heritage with bold streetwear vibes. Snag yours today!

09/08/2025

Hey everyone, I just want to say sorry for dropping off the radar for a while. Life’s been a crazy ride with my graphic design gig in the automotive world, and unfortunately, that pushed my passion for Eversick to the side. Feeling bad for going quiet but I’m really thankful for your patience, especially now that I’ve got some fresh designs in the works. Also huge shoutout to everyone who grabbed merch during my hiatus and to the stores that kept Eversick alive, your support means everything. Eversick began as my mission to showcase my art that proudly represent what it means to be Indigenous through every piece of created, but I’m pumped to reconnect with you all again, so thanks for hanging in there!

10/18/2024

At Eversick Clothing, we are driven by a desire to share Indigenous culture, creativity, and style with the world. Our designs embody not only bold, fashion but also deeply rooted stories and traditions that transcend borders. By becoming a brand, we aspire to connect people from different cultures through a shared appreciation for unique, authentic streetwear.

We believe that fashion is a universal language. Through Eversick, we want to spark conversations, promote cultural exchange, and showcase the beauty of Indigenous heritage on a world stage. Our goal is to inspire individuals everywhere to embrace the art of storytelling through their personal style, creating a movement that respects tradition while shaping the future of fashion.

Becoming a brand allows us to celebrate this diversity, pushing boundaries and expanding the impact of Indigenous art and design to audiences across continents.

09/30/2024

This day invites us to reflect not only on the pain caused by the atrocities of the residential school system but also on the strength and resilience of our Indigenous people. It challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths, to listen with compassion, and to learn from the stories of our survivors and descendants. We share in this collective grief, but we must also share in the responsibility of fostering understanding, healing, and change.

Together, we walk the path toward reconciliation, one that requires patience, openness, and a commitment to restoring the dignity, culture, and traditions that were taken away. Though the road is long, we can only move forward by honoring the truth, remembering the past, and working together to ensure a more understanding and peaceful future for generations to come.