Stocking up on Indy goods đź›’

Six & Main features unique gear that’ll have you showing off the latest local fashion designed by creatives in the community.

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Shop our online store Six & Main to start showing off the best local gear.

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We know you have some serious Indy pride, and that’s why we created the INDYtoday x Six & Main Collection.

This online store features unique gear that’ll have you showing off the latest local fashion designed by creatives in the community. Plus, you’ll receive 20% off your first order when you sign up for the Six & Main emails.

While you’re filling your digital cart with local love, you might also fall in love with products from one of our other 24 cities.

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