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KĀKAU
Kalakaua-KĀKAU-Jade, 100% Rayon Poplin, Sizes S-XL, $69
Inspired by traditional Hawaiian Kākau, this print honors the art of hand-tapped sacred tattooing. Its bold geometric patterns—historically crafted to record a person’s genealogy, rank, achievements, and spiritual protection—transform this shirt into a wearable story of heritage and lineage rather than just a simple pattern.
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KĀKAU
Kalakaua-KĀKAU-Black, 100% Rayon Poplin, Sizes S-XL, $69
Inspired by traditional Hawaiian Kākau, this print honors the art of hand-tapped sacred tattooing. Its bold geometric patterns—historically crafted to record a person’s genealogy, rank, achievements, and spiritual protection—transform this shirt into a wearable story of heritage and lineage rather than just a simple pattern.
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KĀKAU
Kalakaua-KĀKAU-Red, 100% Rayon Poplin, Size S-XL, $69
Inspired by traditional Hawaiian Kākau, this print honors the art of hand-tapped sacred tattooing. Its bold geometric patterns—historically crafted to record a person’s genealogy, rank, achievements, and spiritual protection—transform this shirt into a wearable story of heritage and lineage rather than just a simple pattern.
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PINEAPPLES
Kalakaua-PINEAPPLES-Black, 100% Rayon Poplin, Sizes S-2XL $69 This short-sleeved Hawaiian shirt features a striking high-contrast print with vibrant red pineapples and leafy foliage silhouetted against a deep navy background. Though pineapples are not native to Hawaii—having arrived from South America in the late 18th century—they became an iconic symbol of the islands during the 20th-century plantation boom led by industrialists like James Dole. Today, the pineapple remains an enduring emblem of Hawaiian hospitality, island heritage, and classic Aloha style.
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PINEAPPLES
Kalakaua-PINEAPPLES-Red, 100% Rayon Poplin, Sizes S-2XL $69
This short-sleeved Hawaiian shirt features a striking high-contrast print with vibrant red pineapples and leafy foliage silhouetted against a deep navy background. Though pineapples are not native to Hawaii—having arrived from South America in the late 18th century—they became an iconic symbol of the islands during the 20th-century plantation boom led by industrialists like James Dole. Today, the pineapple remains an enduring emblem of Hawaiian hospitality, island heritage, and classic Aloha style.