Flight

Summer Terrain

Current Emerald

R 1 499

VAT included

Emerald into deep teal

Pre-order

Delivery calculated at checkout.

Fit

A regular athletic cut: shaped through the chest and waist, straight at the hem, with a set sleeve that finishes above the elbow.

  • Stand collar with a two-button placket on Emerald Stroke, Graphite Cross and all four Summer Terrain polos.
  • Ribbed collar and cuffs, finished in black on every polo except Ice Contour, which is white with vermilion tipping.
  • The print runs edge to edge across the front, back and sleeves — panels are cut from a printed piece, so placement varies slightly between garments.
Fabric

Fabric composition, weight and country of manufacture are confirmed per release and published here before that release ships.

Print

Contour bands run emerald to deep teal across the body, flecked with light. Black collar and cuffs.

The artwork is printed across the full garment before the panels are cut, so no two shirts carry the drawing in exactly the same place.

Care

Care instructions are set from the garment label on the approved production sample. They are published here before the first run ships.

Delivery and returns

Delivery is a flat R170 anywhere in South Africa, courier to your door. Allow 7–10 working days for delivery. Orders are dispatched to the address given at checkout. We cannot redirect a parcel once it is with the courier, so check the address before paying.

You may cancel an online order within seven days of receiving it, without giving a reason and without penalty — this is your right under section 44 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, and it applies whatever any shop policy says. You will be refunded within 30 days. The only cost that may be charged to you is the direct cost of sending the shirt back. Faulty or misdescribed goods are separate: under the Consumer Protection Act you have six months to return them, and that return is at our cost. The return address and the exchange process are published here before the first run ships.