NZ fishing T-shirts & hoodies,
designed by a fisho
designed by a fisho
Fishing, your way
Angle Tee makes design-led fishing t-shirts and hoodies, printed to order in New Zealand. Every design comes from someone who actually fishes – not a marketing team chasing a cartoon marlin.
Founded by Auckland-based designer and lifelong angler Rob Holloway, Angle Tee turns real fishing moments – snapper runs, kingfish drops, dawn kayak sessions – into apparel that doesn’t look like everyone else’s.
No mass production, no minimum orders: you choose the design, garment, colour and size, and it's printed to order using AS Colour garments and shipped straight to you.
Why fishos choose Angle Tee
Designed by a fisho,
not a marketer
Every design is grounded in real
New Zealand fishing knowledge.
Everything is made
your way
Choose your design, garment, colour, size – nothing is mass produced.
Printed right here
in New Zealand
Using quality AS Colour garments, another proud NZ brand.
Low volume,
high quality apparel
We only make what fishos want.
How it works
1. Choose your design
Start with something that
fits how you fish.
2. Make it yours
Pick your garment,
colour, and size.
3. Printed to order in NZ
We make it, then ship
it straight to you.
Worn by fishos around New Zealand
FAQ
» Is Angle Tee made in New Zealand?
Angle Tee fishing t-shirts and hoodies are designed in Auckland and printed to order in Auckland, on AS Colour garments, using Direct to Garment (DTG) printing through a local printer.
» Who designs the fishing apparel?
Rob Holloway, a professional designer with 35 years’ experience and a lifelong angler, designs every Angle Tee release. He draws on real time fishing NZ waters, from land-based rock fishing to kayak and boat trips.
» Is there a minimum order?
No. Everything is printed to order, so you can order a single t-shirt or hoodie. There’s no minimum and no unsold stock in a warehouse.
» Do the designs include Te Reo Māori?
Yes – the te reo Māori Lino Cut series is developed with input from Angle Tee's co-director (Ngāti Rangitihi).
