Indigenous Face Mask | Includes KN90 Filter, Adjustable Elastic & Nose Wire

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Individual - Ultra Lightweight Face Mask | 3 Layers with KN90 Filter | by Kangaroo Jack

Adult | Unisex | One Size Fits Most | Adjustable Elastic & Nose Wire

We are excited to launch our new lightweight face mask range ‘Kangaroo Badagarang Jack’ designed especially for all weather conditions.

Supporting Our Australian Indigenous Community:

Kangaroo Jack Face Masks support the Delama Mok-Borriyn Education & Leadership Program, empowering disadvantaged Indigenous youth at the Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre in Victoria, Australia. The Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre is a not-for-profit organisation that facilitates cultural educational programs for Victorian school students and Indigenous youth. We thank you for choosing Kangaroo Jack and supporting us in our cause during this challenging time for all of us.

Indigenous Australian Artwork

Title: Kangaroo Badagarang Jack

Artist: M.J. Badagarang (Mikaela Cameron)

The 'Kangaroo Badagarang Jack’ artwork was created by Australian Indigenous artist M.J. Badagarang from the ‘Dharug Nation’ in Sydney, Australia.

“The traditional name for a kangaroo in Dharug Country is ‘Badagarang’, this is my totem animal that I must always protect and cherish. The kangaroo is a strong, native Australian animal and is considered to be very family orientated. The blue, navy and white lines featured in the artwork represent the rivers in Australia. Rivers are important to us as traditional people as it provides life to ‘Country’. In my culture the term ‘Country’ refers to people, animals, place and land. The aqua blue dots that form small circles represent communities, signifying the 250 Aboriginal Countries that make up Australia. The white dots connect us all, as one people. No matter where you come from, I acknowledge you and thank you for visiting the stories my old people left us. Let’s walk together.”

M.J. Badagarang (Mikaela J. Cameron)

Kangaroo Jack is proudly an Australian owned and operated clothing apparel and local tourism business on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia.

Kangaroo Jack donates 10% of all our online face mask sales to our local Indigenous Community at the Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre in Victoria, Australia. The Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre is a not-for-profit organisation that facilitates Indigenous educational programs for Australian school students and disadvantaged Indigenous youth.

At the core of our brand is our ‘Kangaroo (Badagarang) Jack’ artwork, created by the very talented Indigenous artist M.J. Badagarang from the ‘Dharug Nation’ in Sydney, Australia.

“The traditional name for kangaroo in Dharug Country is ‘Badagarang’, this is my totem animal that I must always protect and cherish. The kangaroo is a strong, native Australian animal and is considered to be very family orientated. The yellow, orange and brown lines inside the kangaroo artwork represent the rivers in Australia. Rivers are important to us as traditional people as it provides life to ‘Country’. In my culture, the term ‘Country’ refers to people, animals, place and land. The orange dots that form small circles represent communities, signifying the 250 Aboriginal Countries that makeup Australia. The ‘U’ shapes around the kangaroo symbolises the different people coming from around the world that are seeking understanding for culture and traditional Australia. The white dots connects us all, as one people. No matter where you come from, I acknowledge you and thank you for visiting the stories my old people left us. Thank you for supporting ‘Kangaroo Jack’.

Let’s walk together.” M.J. Badagarang (Mikaela J. Cameron)