Cairns Taipans 25/26 Indigenous Jersey - Jack McVeigh

 

Artist: Uncle Henry Fourmile

Hendrick Fourmile is Gimuy Wallabarra Yidinji Man. A traditional owner of Cairns (Gimuy). He is a descendant of his great grandfather's Jirtigiug and king Yeini of Cairns. His boundary lines are north of the Barron River south to Rice creek west to Emerald creek and the oceans of the Coral Sea. Whilst Henry owns his own business as painter and decorator he is actively involved in art and culture. Henry's art includes screen printing and ceramics. Well-known for his ceramic shield design necklace and coolamons. His art is a cultural practice be it in the form of storytelling for organisations special events and school to handmade gifts for visitors and foreign executives and ambassadors. Represents the Gimuy Walubara Yidinji nation.

Champion brings its signature quality to the court with the Cairns Taipans 25/26 Indigenous Jersey - Jack McVeigh. Designed for performance and style, this jersey is crafted with premium fabrics for superior comfort and durability. Featuring detailed team wordmarks, player name, and number in high-quality fabric appliqués with Champion C and NBL logos made from silicon for an authentic and top quality finish.

- New and Improved
- 220GSM fabric
- Silicone Champion C and NBL logos
- Team wordmarks, player names and numbers made of fabric appliques
- Arm and neck bands made of fabric ribbing
- Champion branded woven jock tag
- Side panel with split at front
- Fits true to size, size up for a looser fit.