Flight

Process

How it's made

Five stages, in order. Each one has to clear before the next starts. Where a detail is not yet fixed, it says so.

01

Design direction

Original Flight graphics are refined into production-ready artwork. Line weight, colour separation and repeat behaviour are resolved at this stage, not on the factory floor.

Close view of the Graphite Cross print, showing crossing rules, halftone dots and the vermilion Flight badge.
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02

Performance polo base

Built on a technical sportswear fabric, not a dressed-up t-shirt cotton. That base is what lets the polo move through a swing and shed heat on court rather than just look the part off it. Exact composition, weight and construction specifications are confirmed before production.

Close view of the Current Lagoon collar and placket, showing the ribbed black collar against the printed body.
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03

Full-colour print

Artwork is prepared for all-over garment printing, so the drawing carries across the front, back and sleeves rather than sitting on a panel.

Close view of the Current Sunset print, coral folding into plum with the gold Flight badge.
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04

Sampling

Physical samples are checked for colour, fit and print placement before bulk production. Artwork is checked in physical form before a run is approved.

Close view of the Emerald Stroke sleeve cuff, ribbed black over the hatched emerald print.
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05

First run

Shirts are released in limited quantities once production is approved. Quantities and release timing are confirmed per collection.

Close view of the Current Citrus collar and placket, black rib against yellow and green contours.
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Final fabric composition, sizing and production timing are confirmed per release.

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