Price: $67.50

**These items are pre-paid for and we require a cost centre or IO for cross charging. If you are doing a personal purchase, please contact Shahzyah Gova at Shahzyah.Gova@fortisbc.com to discuss details.**

Honour tradition, community, and meaningful connection with the FortisBC™ Commemorative Orange Polo Shirt. Designed in partnership with world-renowned Indigenous artist Roy Henry Vickers, this performance polo blends powerful storytelling with modern, high-performance apparel design.

Key Features & Design:

• Signature Roy Henry Vickers Artwork: Beautifully integrated Northwest Coast Indigenous formline design across the body, collar, and sleeves, paying tribute to rich cultural heritage and community unity.
• Official Logos: Features the Orange Shirt Society emblem prominently on the sleeve, alongside clean FortisBC™ branding on the other.
• Thoughtful Tailoring: Classic three-button placket accented with bone-white pearl buttons and finished with self-ribbed sleeve cuffs for a crisp, professional fit.

Premium Fabric & Performance:

Crafted using Recycled Polyester with COOLMAX® Birdseye Mesh, this shirt delivers exceptional comfort and eco-conscious quality:

• Advanced Moisture-Wicking: COOLMAX® technology draws moisture away from the skin to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable all day long.
• Breathable Birdseye Mesh: Offers superior ventilation and a soft, textured feel against the skin.
• Sustainable Construction: Made with recycled polyester fibers to align with environmental responsibility and sustainability goals.

Fit: Standard unisex polo fit

Care Instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry low or line dry to preserve fabric tech and artwork fidelity

ARTIST BIO

Roy Henry Vickers – Master Artist, Cultural Storyteller & Our Teacher

Roy Henry Vickers is one of Canada’s most celebrated Indigenous artists, renowned for his powerful storytelling and vibrant artwork that bridges traditional Northwest Coast art with contemporary expression. Of Tsimshian, Haida, Heiltsuk, and British heritage, Roy's work is deeply rooted in the rich cultural traditions of his ancestors and reflects a profound connection to the natural world.

A printmaker, painter, carver, and speaker, Roy has received numerous honours for his artistic and cultural contributions, including the Order of British Columbia and the Order of Canada. His iconic images—often characterized by bold forms, serene landscapes, and spiritual symbolism—have resonated with audiences worldwide.

Roy’s collaboration with NoMiNoU is a celebration of unity, respect, and shared humanity. Each piece in his collection reflects the mantra “We’re all in this canoe together”—a powerful message of inclusivity and environmental stewardship. His designs speak to the heart of NoMiNoU’s mission: to honour Indigenous voices and inspire mindful, meaningful living through wearable art.