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The PK Splat Tee has its newest and most daring sibling. Purple. Here is a cool back story for all our faithful blog readers:

The PK Splat Tee – Purple was first produced in the summer of 2010 when the PK Splat Tee was initially released for the 2010 International PK Clothing Launch. The three inaugural colors were White, Green, and Navy. The Purple version was produced as a prototype color version specifically for and by the request of Take Flight founder Adam Dunlap for his personal collection. For 6 months he was the only one who owned the tee, and he wore it all the time. But in spite of countless employee requests for one he refused to approve the production of more. However, after this past season’s Christmas rush, the Parkour community was screaming to have the PK Splat Tee restocked, and given the timing some of our employees submitted a formal petition to Adam to put the white on purple version of the tee into production. After a few weeks of consideration Adam gave in and there you have it.

Until today the PK Splat Tee – Purple was the most exclusive Parkour shirt on the planet owned by only one man. Now thanks to the community and their desire for new tees and Adam’s willingness to give up his ownership of the only one, the PK Splat Tee – Purple now exist for the entire worldwide Parkour community to own.

Thank you Adam for the tee, and thank you David for Parkour!



Day three of our highlight of the 2010 Parkour Clothing line is here, and today we are focusing on the PK Splat Tee!

The PK Splat Tee has already distinguished itself as one of the favorite designs from the new launch both because of its design and its color combos. The tee is simple and yet bold, highlighting Parkour with its underground initials. The tee features a giant “PK” written across the chest in a textureized and urban roman font, and has an additional design component made up of subtle splotches that bring added effects and urban feel to the tee.

We don’t have much to say about this tee in terms of the conceptual design or the developmental process. The concept design for this tee and the inaugural color schemes actually came directly from Take Flight founder Adam Dunlap who had a very specific idea for the shirt from the beginning. Suffice to say, that given the origins of the tee’s design, the final result is a true and authentic Parkour tee that every Traceur can be proud to wear.

We are giving one of these PK Splat Tees away today on our Facebook page. If you’d like a chance to win all you’ll have to do is comment on the contest post we make! If you don’t win, you can also pick one up from our store for only $19.95.