Anna Leyland is a contemporary New Zealand Artist, with over 30 exhibitions since 2003 and is now represented in over 15 Galleries throughout New Zealand. The primary focus of her work is the contemporary conversation about Aotearoa. Using pattern making and symbolism, it discusses the beauty of multiculturalism, which is so prevalent in the ‘LandRead More
Anna Leyland is a contemporary New Zealand Artist, with over 30 exhibitions since 2003 and is now represented in over 15 Galleries throughout New Zealand. The primary focus of her work is the contemporary conversation about Aotearoa. Using pattern making and symbolism, it discusses the beauty of multiculturalism, which is so prevalent in the ‘LandRead More
Anna Leyland is a contemporary New Zealand Artist, with over 30 exhibitions since 2003 and is now represented in over 15 Galleries throughout New Zealand. The primary focus of her work is the contemporary conversation about Aotearoa. Using pattern making and symbolism, it discusses the beauty of multiculturalism, which is so prevalent in the ‘LandRead More
Anna Leyland is a contemporary New Zealand Artist, with over 30 exhibitions since 2003 and is now represented in over 15 Galleries throughout New Zealand. The primary focus of her work is the contemporary conversation about Aotearoa. Using pattern making and symbolism, it discusses the beauty of multiculturalism, which is so prevalent in the ‘LandRead More
Annie Sandano artist series: Her visual style and vocabulary is strongly inspired by the lush backdrop of where the Pacific Ocean meets the Southern skies in the North Island of NZ, fused elements of the natural environment using an analogue approach. Favouring hand made processes, she free-hand paint many of my designs using ink andRead More
Annie Sandano artist series: Her visual style and vocabulary is strongly inspired by the lush backdrop of where the Pacific Ocean meets the Southern skies in the North Island of NZ, fused elements of the natural environment using an analogue approach. Favouring hand made processes, she free-hand paint many of my designs using ink andRead More
These will be dispatched from the 15th of May New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week raises awareness of New Zealand’s Deaf community and provides a platform for Deaf people to proudly promote their language and culture. NZSL provides Deaf people with freedom of expression and access to information in their first or preferred language. NZSL also adds to our national identityRead More
We’ve only got love for all here. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed for the New Zealand women. The cut is a looser fit, and it has curved tails on the front and back, a scooped neck and capped sleeves. It’s composed of 150 GSM, 100% combed cotton, and pre-shrunk to minimise shrinkage.
Once again, we’re extremely proud to be working with Cancer Society NZ. With 25% of all sales going towards vital scientific research into the causes and treatment of all types of cancer, as well as providing a wide range of support services, education and awareness campaigns. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed forRead More
Once again, we’re extremely proud to be working with Cancer Society NZ. With 25% of all sales going towards vital scientific research into the causes and treatment of all types of cancer, as well as providing a wide range of support services, education and awareness campaigns. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed forRead More
Once again, we’re extremely proud to be working with Cancer Society NZ. With 25% of all sales going towards vital scientific research into the causes and treatment of all types of cancer, as well as providing a wide range of support services, education and awareness campaigns. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed forRead More
Once again, we’re extremely proud to be working with Cancer Society NZ. With 25% of all sales going towards vital scientific research into the causes and treatment of all types of cancer, as well as providing a wide range of support services, education and awareness campaigns. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed forRead More
Tiki to Mickey’. One of the living icons of New Zealand contemporary art and a down to earth Kiwi artist, we’re ridiculously chuffed to be working with such an esteemed artist and someone who’s been a huge source of inspiration for us. This collection has never previously been released on t-shirts, so this exclusive limitedRead More
It’s where you’re from. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed for the New Zealand women. The cut is a looser fit, and it has curved tails on the front and back, a scooped neck and capped sleeves. It’s composed of 150 GSM, 100% combed cotton, and pre-shrunk to minimise shrinkage.
Good as gold. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed for the New Zealand women. The cut is a looser fit, and it has curved tails on the front and back, a scooped neck and capped sleeves. It’s composed of 150 GSM, 100% combed cotton, and pre-shrunk to minimise shrinkage
Heart Kids provide support to thousands of kiwi families each year that are living with the ongoing challenges associated with having a child born with heart defects. Babies often require open heart surgery within the first few months of being born and for most it won’t be their last. 12 babies born everyRead More
Holly Roach is a Canadian artist and illustrator now living in Auckland. Study in Fabric Design and Print sparked a passion for screen-printing and a love of mid century art and design. Simple forms, patterns and colours often found in surface designs of the 50s & 60s influence her artwork – and of course herRead More
Love NZ? Of course you do. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed for the New Zealand women. The cut is a looser fit, and it has curved tails on the front and back, a scooped neck and capped sleeves. It’s composed of 150 GSM, 100% combed cotton, and pre-shrunk to minimise shrinkage.
These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed for the New Zealand women. The cut is a looser fit, and it has curved tails on the front and back, a scooped neck and capped sleeves. It’s composed of 150 GSM, 100% combed cotton, and pre-shrunk to minimise shrinkage.
This is an officially licensed ‘Keep New Zealand Beautiful’ tee, with a percentage of sales going towards the KNZB Society. Operating as a charitable trust to promote litter abatement, waste reduction and town & city beautification; the Keep New Zealand Beautiful Society are behind a large portion of the missions to tidy up the streets.Read More
Annie Sandano artist series: Her visual style and vocabulary is strongly inspired by the lush backdrop of where the Pacific Ocean meets the Southern skies in the North Island of NZ, fused elements of the natural environment using an analogue approach. Favouring hand made processes, she free-hand paint many of my designs using ink andRead More
The 27 Club is a group of musicians who all died at the age of 27. Now, Lifeline are taking songs made famous by 27 Club members and using them to make a club of our own. The 72 Club. If you plan on living a long and happy life and want all kiwis toRead More
The 27 Club is a group of musicians who all died at the age of 27. Now, Lifeline are taking songs made famous by 27 Club members and using them to make a club of our own. The 72 Club. If you plan on living a long and happy life and want all kiwis toRead More
New Zealander’s have had the pleasure of this smiling giraffe bearing down on them as they gulp down their milkshakes since 1968. New Zealand dairies and Ice Cream stores have provided the avenue for the distribution of over 120 million of these iconic cups, and no Kiwi Summer would be complete without this classic Milkshake cup. These women’s scoop-necksRead More
We are very proud to bring you the official 2019 Loud Shirt Day Charitee (Friday 27th September). 25% from each shirt will go to the Loud Shirt Day annual appeal which supports The Hearing House and the Southern Cochlear Implant Programme, two charities dedicated to enabling children who are deaf and have cochlear implants or hearing aids, to listen and speak.Read More
PRE-ORDER – ALL ORDERS SHIPPED MID SEPTEMBER We are very proud to bring you the official 2019 Loud Shirt Day Charitee (Friday 27th September). 25% from each shirt will go to the Loud Shirt Day annual appeal which supports The Hearing House and the Southern Cochlear Implant Programme, two charities dedicated to enabling children who are deaf and have cochlearRead More
These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed for the New Zealand women. The cut is a looser fit, and it has curved tails on the front and back, a scooped neck and capped sleeves. It’s composed of 150 GSM, 100% combed cotton, and pre-shrunk to minimise shrinkage.
The countdown is on until Mental Health Awareness Week 2018 (MHAW)! This MHAW, we want to show you just how easy it can be to unlock your wellbeing and spend time with the nature you live, play and work amongst every day. Organised by the Mental Health Foundation, MHAW has been running annually since 1993.Read More
Way back when I was at Waikowhai Intermediate School, saying “Not even Ow” was all the rage – such a great way to express your objection to something. It really is emotion at its most raw. I remember one time our teacher accused the toughest dude in class (Stephen Soakai) of copying off the smartRead More
Back in the 50s, one penny would buy you many things. Your Grandad would probably know some of the things, I don’t. I’m only 23 years old. These women’s scoop-necks have been specifically designed for the New Zealand women. The cut is a looser fit, and it has curved tails on the front and back,Read More
New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week raises awareness of New Zealand’s Deaf community and provides a platform for Deaf people to proudly promote their language and culture. NZSL provides Deaf people with freedom of expression and access to information in their first or preferred language. NZSL also adds to our national identity and the rich fabric of to our national identityRead More
Jackie Bott is the artist and designer behind Pencil and Hammer. Her work finds inspiration from a variety of places including; the New Zealand landscape, mid century design and antique ephemera. The brand was initially formed to produce art prints based on her original paintings and illustrations and for the first time, this Artist SeriesRead More
Jackie Bott is the artist and designer behind Pencil and Hammer. Her work finds inspiration from a variety of places including; the New Zealand landscape, mid century design and antique ephemera. The brand was initially formed to produce art prints based on her original paintings and illustrations and for the first time, this Artist SeriesRead More
The Flanders’ Poppy is a symbol of remembrance. It was the first plant to re-emerge from the soil of soldiers’ graves during the First World War. The RSA’s mission is to remember and care for all those impacted by service for New Zealand. Show your support this Anzac period with 25% from every ChariTee t-shirtRead More
Holly Roach is a Canadian artist and illustrator now living in Auckland. Study in Fabric Design and Print sparked a passion for screen-printing and a love of mid century art and design. Simple forms, patterns and colours often found in surface designs of the 50s & 60s influence her artwork – and of course herRead More
Weston Frizzell is the collaborative identity of artists Otis Frizzell and Mike Weston. Successful, frequently controversial and subversively oblivious to conventional notions of authorship or originality, the “high performance art partnership” has its roots in the street art and pop culture melting pot of Auckland’s K’ Rd. Weston Frizzell take a production-line approach, applying sampling,Read More
