UkD Men's Green Ombre Polo Shirt Radial Burst Circle Print

The UkD Radial Polo is built around a single large motif placed centrally on both the front and the back. Concentric rings step outward from a deep green core through mid green, pale green and white, each ring separated cleanly from the next. From the inner rings a dense corona of fine spikes radiates outward in white and pale green, giving the centre the look of a burst caught at its widest point.

Beyond the corona, broader arcs sweep outward and off the edges of the garment, curving down across the lower body and around the sides so the motif reads as expanding rather than sitting still.

Underneath it runs a vertical ombre, pale green across the shoulders and upper chest deepening to a strong green at the hem, which pushes the rings forward at the top and lets them sink into the colour at the bottom.

The trims pick up the lighter end of that gradient. A ribbed green collar with twin pale green tipping, ribbed cuffs with matching twin banding, and a three-button placket with tonal green buttons. The UkD logo is printed on the left chest in white.

Key Features

• Large concentric ring motif centred on both the front and the back
• Radiating spike corona in white and pale green from the inner rings
• Broad sweeping arcs curving across the lower body and around the sides
• Vertical ombre from pale green at the shoulders to strong green at the hem
• Ribbed green collar with twin pale green tipping
• Ribbed cuffs with matching twin pale green banding
• Three-button placket with tonal green buttons
• UkD logo printed on the left chest
• Set-in sleeves with a regular fit through the body
• Straight hem with short side vents

Product Details & Specifications

Sizing

Regular fit. Take your usual size for a standard cut, or size up if you wear polos loose.

Care

• Machine wash cold, garment turned inside out
• Wash with similar colours
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low, or hang to dry
• Do not iron directly onto the print
• Do not dry clean

Benefits

The print will not crack, peel or fade. Dye sublimation bonds colour into the polyester fibre rather than laying it on the surface. A motif this large would be the first thing to fail with any surface print method, and the fine spike corona would be the first part of that motif to go.

No stiff panel across the chest. The solid rings and dense spike field cover a large area. Because the dye sits in the fibre, all of it feels identical to the plain fabric — a screen print of the same size would sit as a rigid slab.

The fine detail survives production. Sublimation holds the hairline spikes at full sharpness. Screen printing spikes this thin tends to fill in or drop out entirely.

Ombre and motif are printed together as one image. The gradient runs behind the rings rather than being a dyed fabric with a graphic applied on top, so the colours sit in the same plane with no edge where one stops and the other begins.

Front and back are both finished. The same motif is centred on the back at the same scale, so the shirt reads as complete from behind.

Polyester stays light and dries fast. The fibre absorbs very little moisture compared with cotton, so the shirt keeps its weight in warm conditions and dries quickly after washing.

The trims are drawn from the print. The twin pale green tipping at collar and cuffs picks up the lighter rings in the motif rather than sitting as unrelated hardware.