DESCRIPTION: TANGATA WHENUA TSHIRT for WOMEN. Made from 100% cotton fabric (185gsm). Long lasting and durable with quality neck ribbing for excellent stretch recovery, our tees really go the distance! Twin needle sleeve and body hem, ribbed elastane neck band for stretch and shape recovery. Easy tear-away label to facilitate promotional re-branding, side seams for reduced twisting and ease of alignment for printing. Mobilon tape across shoulders for comfort and shape retention.
The cotton fabric have a softer hand feeling, more durable and warmer.
NHEW - Ngā Hau E Whā is a small Māori owned Consultancy business offering wānanga to marae covering Whenua Māori Succession & Papakaainga Builds.
SCREEN PRINTING DESIGN INSPIRATION: Colours I have used signifies the natural feel of whenua to me and Te Ao Māori. I've been working hard to bring you an affordable and value-for-money t-shirt that gives you a flawless look when attending hui, wānanga, working on your whenua and other occasions.
FRONT DESIGN
My koru design signifies my Dora Joyce fashion business as well as elements of European and maori energy woven together.
BACK DESIGN OVERVIEW
With what is happening throughout Aotearoa currently in 2024 and comments from our current government I decided to work hard to bring you a strong FLAG! The flag now known as the flag of the United Tribes of New Zealand (Māori: Te Whakaputanga o te rangatiratanga o Niu Tirene) or Te Kara (Māori for 'the colours') is a flag originally designed by Henry Williams to represent the New Zealand Church Missionary Society. Te whakaputanga flag - declaration flag has black. United tribes flag has white. This flag was made on the Tory during its voyage from England to New Zealand in 1839 and raised at Petone on 30 September. The Tory carried New Zealand Company agents who intended to buy land from Māori. William Wakefield, the principal agent, referred to the flag as the 'colours of New Zealand' and the Tory gave it a twenty-one gun salute. It is possibly one of several used by the Company.
FLAG DESIGN
The flag's design I have used was based on a flag adopted by a group of Māori chiefs at Waitangi in 1834 when New Zealand was an independent territory. The flag came to be known as the flag of the United Tribes of New Zealand, a term derived from an 1835 declaration of the country's independence by a group of northern chiefs.
OCCASION: Our t-shirt for women is great for daily, work and casual. Furthermore, our t-shirt by NGÂ HAU E WHÂ is easily matched with a skirt for a sophisticated style and jeans, tops and boots for a formal style.
DESIGNED IN NEW ZEALAND
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