UkD Men's Polo Shirt Navy Green Gradient Shattered Glass Print

The UkD Fractured Polo is built on a vertical gradient that runs deep navy across the shoulders and collar, through teal at the chest, into a rich emerald green at the hem. Across it, a field of translucent glass shards is scattered as though caught mid-fall — sharp angular fragments in pale blue and white, some catching light along a single edge, others nearly transparent against the colour behind them.

The fragments concentrate through the middle of the body and thin out toward the shoulders, so the navy at the top stays relatively open and the eye is drawn down into the green. The composition continues across both sleeves, wraps the sides and carries across the full back, where the same shards fall against the same gradient.

The trims are the sharpest of the range. A ribbed navy collar with a single white tipped edge, ribbed navy cuffs with matching white banding, and a three-button placket fitted with contrast white buttons — the only place in the range where the buttons are a deliberate accent rather than tonal. The UkD logo is printed small on the left chest in white.

Key Features

• Vertical gradient running navy through teal to emerald green
• Translucent glass shard print in pale blue and white, scattered across the body
• Fragments concentrated through the mid-body, thinning toward the shoulders
• Full wrap-around composition across sleeves, sides and the entire back
• Ribbed navy collar with a single white tipped edge
• Ribbed navy cuffs with matching white banding
• Three-button placket with contrast white buttons
• UkD logo printed small 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 gradient does the work a plain colour cannot. Navy sits at the shoulders and collar where a polo frames the face, while the green carries the lower body. It keeps the garment grounded at the top and lets the colour build downward rather than flooding the whole shirt.

The print will not crack, peel or fade. Dye sublimation bonds colour into the polyester fibre rather than laying it on the surface. On a design covering this much of the garment, a surface print would be the first thing to fail.

Printed areas feel the same as plain fabric. Because the dye sits in the fibre, there is no stiff panel and no texture change where the shards fall.

Piqué knit adds surface structure. The textured weave catches light differently across the gradient, giving the colour more depth than a flat jersey would, and it keeps its shape well through repeated washing.

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.

Finished from every angle. The shards and the gradient both continue across the sides and the full back, so the shirt reads as complete walking away rather than only head on.

The trims are deliberate. White tipping at the collar and cuffs and contrast white buttons pick up the white in the shard print, tying the trims to the artwork instead of leaving them as neutral hardware.