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Tribe Of Women Unisex Polo Shirt

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Yarn is proud to partner with the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) and Bunuba and Gija artist Eulalia Martin to release our limited-edition collection ‘Tribe of Women’. For each product sold in this collection, Yarn will donate $2 to the NBCF to support world-class breast cancer research. 

‘Tribe of Women’ paints the story of the connection and supportive circles shared between women. The colours represent skin colours, while the circles represent women of all different shapes, ages, and sizes. The artwork pays homage to our mothers, grandmothers, daughters, relatives, and friendships, as the women who love and support us through any area of life.

A wardrobe essential, our slim fitting polo delivers comfort and durability in a premium finish. Featuring a classic soft collar with two-button placket, this smart-casual top works great with denim bottoms.

If you are looking for a more generous cut polo, we recommend the adults unisex version.

Style: Womens Fitted Polo Shirt
Fabric: 100% Polyester Cool-Dry Mesh UPF 50+
Washing: Cold hand or machine wash with similar colours
Artwork: Tribe Of Women
Artist: Eulalia Martin

Tribe of Women

The colours represent skin colours, circles represent women of all different shapes, ages, sizes, Our Mothers, grandmothers, daughters, relatives friendships. Women who love and support us through any area of life.

Will leave the warehouse next business day* subject to seasonal fluctuation.

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Eulalia Martin

Bunuba and Gija Woman

I hand paint unique Aboriginal art and I am a Bunuba and Gija woman. Born in Broome, Kimberley WA. My grandmother is Maude Bed... Learn more