About Adish
Adish is an Israeli-Palestinian clothing brand founded around 2018 by a collective including Israelis Amit Luzon and Eyal Eliyahu, Palestinian-American artist Jordan Nassar, and Ramallah-based creative Qussay K. The label’s name, which means “apathetic” in Hebrew, is used ironically: the brand explicitly positions itself against indifference to the political and social realities of the region. Adish produces modern streetwear silhouettes—such as hoodies, workwear jackets, shirts, and trousers—embellished with traditional Palestinian tatreez embroidery and other regional craft techniques executed by artisans in Palestine.([trendhunter.com](https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/adish?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “ADISH” on a card statement is likely related to the purchase of apparel or accessories either directly from the brand’s online store or through a fashion retailer that processes payments under the Adish name. Customers may see such charges when buying seasonal collections, limited collaborations, or discounted archive items from e-commerce partners that carry Adish. In some cases, the descriptor may appear as part of an international transaction, since the brand wholesales globally through boutiques and online luxury retailers.
To verify or resolve questions about a charge from Adish, customers should first check email confirmations and order histories from any fashion sites where they purchased Adish products, as many transactions are routed via third-party platforms. Reviewing the exact transaction date, amount, and currency and matching them to a recent clothing purchase can confirm legitimacy. If the charge is still unclear, cardholders should contact the retailer where they believe they ordered the item or, failing that, contact their card issuer to request more details on the merchant and to dispute the charge if it appears unauthorized.