Little Big Sista

Little Big Sista Little Big Sista is the brain child of Indigenous (Kamilaroi and Dharug) mother and daughter duo Linda and Ebony.

Now selling hand painted Christmas decorations.

Couldn’t make it to the Bad Bunny concert this weekend but did have some fun creating tshirt designs for .hr to wear.Two...
02/03/2026

Couldn’t make it to the Bad Bunny concert this weekend but did have some fun creating tshirt designs for .hr to wear.

Two of the designs incorporate existing artwork I found on Pinterest that were uncredited. If you have seen the originals, let me know and I’ll credit them.

But yeah, do we have any other Blak Bad Bunny fans out there? What do you think?

05/02/2026

Sharing this absolute queen bringing all the good vibes we need today. Go give the good sis a follow right now! ❤️

Get • Man I Need - Olivia Dean in te reo Māori. Mind you this was a 1 take still breathless from whitirau 😅 heoi anō kia rere te reo Māori ki ngā tōpito katoa o te ao xx

Tomorrow is Invasion Day, a day that holds deep grief, truth, and resilience for First Nations peoples across this conti...
25/01/2026

Tomorrow is Invasion Day, a day that holds deep grief, truth, and resilience for First Nations peoples across this continent.

If you’re heading out, standing in solidarity, or holding space in your own way, please take care of yourself and each other.
- Stay hydrated.
- Be sun safe.
- Centre Indigenous voices.
- Make a banner, share your words, and use your voice.

Whether you’re on Country, in the streets, online, or quietly reflecting, your care, respect, and intention matter.

May tomorrow be guided by truth, compassion, and solidarity. Sending strength, safety, and love to Mob everywhere, and to allies showing up with respect and humility. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.



Image credit: Photo originally published by ABC News. Image used a poster filter created by AI. Individual pictured and photographer unknown.

Today must be Invasion Day…because somehow it’s already flirting season 😬Jokes aside, January 26 is about truth, resista...
23/01/2026

Today must be Invasion Day…
because somehow it’s already flirting season 😬

Jokes aside, January 26 is about truth, resistance and survival. That doesn’t switch off once the date passes.

I’ll still be sharing information about protests, events and why this day matters. And I’ll also be shifting the conversation toward supporting Blak businesses all year round, including heading into Valentine’s Day 😘

Because loving Blak people, culture and community shouldn’t be seasonal.

Supporting Blak business — all year round.In the lead-up to NAIDOC Week 2025, I created a guide to 100% Indigenous-owned...
22/01/2026

Supporting Blak business — all year round.

In the lead-up to NAIDOC Week 2025, I created a guide to 100% Indigenous-owned and operated online businesses — a curated list of stores run by mob, for mob, and for community.

I’m proud to say I know many of the people behind the businesses featured in the 2025 guide. The majority are women, many are mothers, and a lot are running their businesses solo, alongside caring, community obligations, and everything else that comes with it.

Now, I’m working on an updated and evolving 2026 version — focused on supporting Blak businesses beyond NAIDOC Week and throughout the year.

✨ This is where I need your help.
If you know a 100% Indigenous-owned and operated business — especially smaller or lesser-known online stores — please drop their name in the comments.

If you can make an introduction or tag the business owner, even better.

Let’s keep building visibility for Blak businesses doing incredible work — not just during one week, but always.

📖 New 2026 guide coming soon.

We’ve been marching for our rights for a long, long time.Will you be joining us in solidarity and support this Jan 26?✊🏽...
20/01/2026

We’ve been marching for our rights for a long, long time.

Will you be joining us in solidarity and support this Jan 26?

✊🏽✊🏻✊🏿✊🏼✊🏾

(Original poster unknown).

How to shop with Little Big SistaWe’re often asked who our designs are for, what’s okay to wear, and how to shop in a wa...
19/01/2026

How to shop with Little Big Sista

We’re often asked who our designs are for, what’s okay to wear, and how to shop in a way that respects culture and community.

So we’ve put it all in one place.

This guide explains:
– What ally-friendly means
– What mob only means
– How to tell the difference
– What to do if you’re buying for mob
– And what to do if you’re ever unsure

It’s here to remove confusion, set clear boundaries, and make it easier for everyone to shop with confidence.

If this is helpful, feel free to save or share it.
And if you’re ready, you’re welcome to explore our collections via the link in bio.

Linda & Ebony




















Prep for the Melbourne Invasion Day March on this week!Repost •  Join us for the Invasion Day briefing to get latest inf...
18/01/2026

Prep for the Melbourne Invasion Day March on this week!

Repost • Join us for the Invasion Day briefing to get latest info and how you can volunteer.

When: Tuesday; 20 January at 6:30PM
Where: on zoom
Link to form https://bit.ly/3YHfrRA

ALLY FRIENDLY INVASION DAY SWAG 🖤💛❤️Little Big Sista creates pieces for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to wea...
15/01/2026

ALLY FRIENDLY INVASION DAY SWAG 🖤💛❤️

Little Big Sista creates pieces for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to wear with respect, intention, and pride. Across our Invasion Day collections, we’re clear about what’s Ally Friendly (for everyone) and what is Mob Only (for First Nations people only) — so you can make informed, respectful choices.

If you’re ever unsure about what’s okay to wear, we encourage you to reach out via DMs. We’d much rather have the conversation than leave things unclear.

Pictured here is Indonesian artist and First Nations ally Levi, wearing one of our Ally Friendly designs — solidarity done right.

👉 Visit the site to explore the Invasion Day collections and see what’s Ally Friendly and what’s Mob Only:
littlebigsista.myshopify.com (link in bio)

Wear it with respect. Wear it with purpose.

STRONG. BLAK. DEADLY.This isn’t a slogan. It isn’t a trend. And it’s not for everyone.STRONG BLAK DEADLY is a declaratio...
14/01/2026

STRONG. BLAK. DEADLY.

This isn’t a slogan. It isn’t a trend. And it’s not for everyone.

STRONG BLAK DEADLY is a declaration of identity, strength, and survival — grounded in pride, resistance, and the ongoing presence of First Nations peoples, on our terms. This piece is for Mob only. An affirmation that belongs to Community, culture, and lived experience.

Wearing it is an act of visibility, self-love, and self-determination.

Pictured here is Gomeroi woman Tallulah Brown, wearing the crop top — deadly, unapologetic, and powerful.

Available in crop tops, tee shirts, hoodies and tote bags, across a wide range of colours and sizes.

🖤 Designed by mob. Worn with purpose.
👉 Shop this piece and explore the rest of the collection via the link in bio.

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