About Three Arrows

Three Arrows is an Indigenous-owned brand built on lineage, language, and art.

Founded by Trygve Jorgensen, Ed.D. — Choctaw and Iñupiaq — Three Arrows carries the legacy of two Nations into every design.

On his mother's side, Trygve is a descendant of Ben Carterby, a Choctaw Code Talker of World War I. The Choctaw Code Talkers were the first Native soldiers to use their language as an unbreakable military code — an act of service and sovereignty that helped turn the tide of the war. That language, that courage, and that identity live in this brand.

On his father's side, Trygve carries Iñupiaq heritage from Alaska. The Alaska collection honors the art of his aunts — the late Cecelia Jorgensen, whose creative spirit lives on in these designs, and Mary (Jorgensen) Hunt of Soldotna, Alaska, whose work reflects the landscapes, stories, and enduring culture of the Iñupiaq people.

Three Arrows is not "Indigenous-inspired."
It is Indigenous.

Every design is created by or in direct collaboration with Native artists. When you wear Three Arrows, you carry a living culture — not a costume.