Aboriginal Art Clothing-Barramundi Hunt UPF 50 Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Barramundi Hunt UPF 50 Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Barramundi Hunt UPF 50 Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt-Yarn Marketplace
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Aboriginal Art Clothing-Barramundi Hunt UPF 50 Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Barramundi Hunt UPF 50 Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt-Yarn Marketplace
Aboriginal Art Clothing-Barramundi Hunt UPF 50 Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt-Yarn Marketplace
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Traka Outdoor (by Yarn)

Barramundi Hunt UPF 50 Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt

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$43.44 incl. GST $48.27
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Traka Outdoor is:

  • 100% Authentic Indigenous artwork
  • Ethically & sustainably sourced Indigenous art
  • Supports Indigenous employment & training

Our long sleeve polos are perfect for the keen fisherman!

Features include moisture wicking, odour resistance and antimicrobial properties make this the ultimate outdoor polo. Experience premium comfort and protection out on the boat or day trips to the beach. For ultimate sun protection, combine it with one of our recycled bucket hats or straw hats.

Jasmine is wearing a size M polo.

 

Style: Women's Fitted Long Sleeve Polo Shirt
Fabric: 100% Polyester Cool-Dry Mesh UPF 50+
Washing: Cold machine wash with similar colours. 
Artist: Robert Levi
Artwork: Barramundi Hunt

“Barramundi are one of the animals that are now not just hunted by Indigenous people, we all share that love of hunting them. It’s the big totem fish in the creeks. When you go up the creek you’ve got fish and then you’ve got barramundi, they are the boss fish.

The mussels featured in the artwork are found in the same area. When we find mussels in the mangroves, we know that once the tide comes in there’s going to be barramundi around that area. In the artwork you can also see a fish spear, which is the traditional way of hunting barramundi.” - Robert Levi

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