Workhall, now known as OKAKIE, draws its name from the founder's grandmother and reflects a rich heritage rooted in the Dene First Nations traditions of northwest Canada. The name, passed down through generations, signifies a connection to the Fort McKay First Nations and Treaty 8, dating back to 1820 when the Hudson Bay Company established a trading post in the area. Specializing in a diverse range of apparel, including dresses, tops, and outerwear, OKAKIE embodies a blend of contemporary style and cultural significance. The company is committed to honoring its legacy while providing quality clothing that resonates with its community and heritage. Generated from the website

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