1885 Battle of Batoche T-Shirt

Carry Métis history with you.

The 1885 Battle of Batoche T-Shirt features original artwork by Métis artist Brian Caron, created to honour the courage, resilience, and enduring spirit of the Métis people during the Northwest Resistance.

The design showcases Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont, surrounded by iconic imagery from Batoche, including the Batoche Church, the Red River cart, the Métis infinity symbol, and traditional Métis floral artwork. Every element was thoughtfully illustrated to celebrate the people, places, and history that continue to shape the Métis Nation today.

This artwork is especially meaningful to Brian, whose grandfather, Lionel Caron, was born and raised in Batoche. With deep family roots in the community, this design is a personal tribute to the homeland, the sacrifices of our ancestors, and the legacy they left for future generations.

Printed on a premium-quality t-shirt, this piece is made for everyday comfort while proudly sharing a story that deserves to be remembered.

Features

• Original artwork by Brian Caron

• Premium soft-style t-shirt

• Comfortable everyday fit

• Professionally printed in Canada

• Designed in Vernon, British Columbia

• Exclusive Nation Party Collective design

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"Our Land. Our People. Our Rights."

Wear your history. Honour your heritage. Share the story.