Alenuihaha

Inspired by the woodblock prints of Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760 to 1849), Alenuihaha tells the story of the Big Island outrigger paddlers brave enough to cross the Alenuihaha Channel, one of the most dangerous stretches of water on earth. On a short sleeve Western snap shirt.

Fabric & Construction

• Cowboy Cloth is our lightweight, cotton-rich blend. As soft as cotton, with the performance of a synthetic. Easy care, quick to dry, breathable and durable. With care it lasts a long time and only improves with wear.
• Small-batch printing. Some styles use the reverse side of the fabric as the face for a softer, sun-faded effect. Reverse prints are a tradition in Aloha shirt-making. We don't carry excess inventory, so a print that sells out may be gone for good, or come back in new colors or scale. This style is printed on the reverse side for a softer face.
• Short sleeve | Western fit | Pearl snaps | Shoulder yokes
• Designed in Waimea, Hawaii. Imported.

Fit

Body measurements in inches. Between sizes, we recommend sizing up.