Matakawau Men's Hoodie
MATAKAWAU
"Matakawau," a Māori term, translates to "shag face," combining "Mata" (face) and "Kawau" (shag bird). Located 30km northwest of Waiuku on New Zealand's Awhitu Peninsula, it was historically covered with manuka and fern. From 1865-1930, gum diggers, both European and Māori, inhabited the land. The area also holds the Matakawau war memorial hall, opened in 1950, built with local timber and community support. Today, Matakawau stands as a testament to both cultural heritage and community resilience on the stunning shores of Manukau Harbour.
SOUTH 37° 6' 42.3576''
EAST 174° 36' 58.8636''
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Regular fit
Heavy weight, 350 GSM
80% cotton 20% recycled polyester anti-pill fleece
Pullover hood, inset sleeves, kangaroo pocket, lined hood, tonal shoestring drawcord, sleeve cuff ribbing, pre-shrunk to minimise shrinkage.Please note measurements can vary within 2.5cm, this is within our tolerance.
SHIPPING INFO
Allow 10-14 for printing and shipping.
DISCLAIMER
DISCLAIMER
Photos and images on this website are only examples of the clothing and are as close to the actual colour and style of the garment as possible with Pantone colour references. Please note that the placement of the design may vary slightly due to the nature of the printing process. Additionally, on some pieces, we may add a design that cannot be seen as an extra surprise at our discretion.
COLOURS & SIZES
See photos for colours and sizes available.