About Indigenous
Indigenous is a sustainable fashion company specializing in organic, fair-trade clothing for women and men. The brand works with artisan cooperatives, particularly in Peru and other regions of South America, to produce knitwear and woven garments using organic cotton, alpaca, and other eco-friendly fibers. Its collections focus on contemporary, everyday apparel that emphasizes craftsmanship, natural materials, and ethical production practices.
A charge labeled “SP INDIGENOUS” is likely from a purchase made through Indigenous’s online store, which runs on Shopify (the “SP” prefix typically indicating Shopify as the payment processor). This could be for a one-time online order of clothing or accessories, possibly including taxes and shipping. Customers may see the charge shortly after placing an order, and in some cases an initial pending authorization may be followed by the final settled amount.
If you’re unsure about the charge, start by checking order confirmation emails from Indigenous and logging into your account on their website to review recent orders and receipts. Verify the transaction date and amount against your bank statement. If something doesn’t match, contact Indigenous customer service via the contact details on their website, providing the last four digits of your card, the date, and the exact amount of the charge. Also consider whether a family member using your card may have placed the order. Your bank can help dispute the transaction if it turns out to be unauthorized.