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Introducing our latest collaboration with Lucky Olelo, the born and raised O‘ahu tattoo artist who has been perfecting his craft for over 25 years. With roots in graffiti art and an unquenchable curiosity for the tattooing process, Lucky has established himself as a marverick in the contemporary Asian style of tattooin

Kahala x Lucky Olelo

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Sonic Bloom

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Developed with our artists while on a hike in Ka'a'awa Valley on the east side of O'ahu, Kualoa Valley is a page out of their sketchbook— a compilation of native Hawaiian species restored along the lush trails. Among their findings, 'ohi'a lehua flowers, koa trees, Hala trees, and lauae ferns flourishing in their new h

Kualoa Valley - Natural / MED

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Since the early thirties, Japanese textiles and artwork have played an integral role in the creation of the Aloha Shirt. Hawai'i tailor shops used deconstructed kimono fabric to fashion some of the first aloha shirts. This 1940s heritage print depicts scenes inspired by a renowned Japanese masterpiece, "The Tale of Gen

Mono No Aware - Guava / MED

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Adapted from a 1940's heritage print, scenes of old Hawai'I —fishermen gathering their catch, and kihikihi (Moorish Idol) skimming the sides of their fishing nets—are illustrated across our lightweight cotton broadcloth. Cut &amp; sewn in Honolulu, Hawai?i, our 100% Japanese cotton broadcloth fabric also undergoes a