• 100% Cotton Broadcloth 
• Matched pocket 
• Made in Hawai'i, USA 
• Artwork by Nick Kuchar 
• Machine wash 

On the surface, Hawai'i seems to be known for endless sand beaches, crystal clear water and reefs. However, if you head "mauka," or toward the mountains, you'll find an 'aina equally as inviting. In our second collaborative print with Oahu based artist Nick Kuchar, several elements synonymous to daily inland culture can be found. Lo'ulu palms sway while kalo (taro) and mai'a (banana) are farmed, with the beauty of Hawai'i's boundless waterfalls cascading in the background.

Nick Kuchar is an Oahu based artist who creates vintage inspired surf and travel art featuring his favorite locations throughout Hawai'i. His creative process takes him around the islands where he looks for inspiration paddling out at surf breaks and going on hikes.

Our peached broadcloth is a durable woven fabric that undergoes a special finishing process. Small fibers on the exterior of the fabric are brushed, creating the peached appearance and soft feel.

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
• Peached finish
• Artwork by Nick Kuchar
• Matched pocket
• Made in Hawaii, USA
• Machine wash

• 100% Japanese Cotton Broadcloth 
• Matched pocket 
• 1980's heritage print 
• Made in Hawaii, USA 
• Machine wash 

This special edition aloha shirt entitled ʻĀina Pūlama Mau, meaning ‘islands forever treasured’ in Hawaiian, celebrates the 40th anniversary of The Nature Conservancy, Hawai‘i chapter.

TNC has been active in Hawaiʻi since the late 1960s, and opened its Honolulu office in 1980. Since then, it has created partnerships to manage over 2 million acres of forests, watersheds, and restore Hawaiʻi’s coral reefs and fisheries.

Kahala artists worked closely with TNC scientists and Hawaiian cultural advisors and the result is a striking piece of artwork that weaves together an assemblage of wildlife and evokes a call to preserve the nature and culture of these islands.

Learn more about the project here. 

Featured in this print are 30 native species of both land and sea, from the iconic ‘I’iwi bird and beloved Honu, to lesser known favorites like the Pinao’ula damsel fly and Kāhuli tree snail.

“The native plants and animals featured on this shirt celebrate the stunning biocultural diversity found in our lands and waters. They are the foundation of what makes Hawai‘i, Hawai‘i, and there is a story to be told about each one of them. We are honored to work with Kahala to tell that story through this design.” - Ulalia Woodside, Executive Director, The Nature Conservancy, Hawai‘i chapter.

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
  
• Matched pocket 
• Made in Hawaii, USA 
• Machine washable 

Our latest collaborative shirt features the plans for a Hawaiian-style surf and skate Hale Kau La'au (treehouse). Designed to look like a graphic novel but read like an instructional manual, this detailed print shows the intricate construction story from panel to panel of this epic aloha shirt.

We're no treehouse experts - lucky for us, our friends at Wooden Wave are. Matt & Roxy Ortiz are the husband and wife art duo who collaborate under the name Wooden Wave. Their playful, hand-drawn aesthetic showcases a whimsical take on draftsmanship, with treehouses being a frequently used subject matter. Born and raised in Hawai'i, Matt and Roxy have a deep appreciation for the islands and the importance of sustainability. By including components that advocate environmental awareness in their sketches, Matt & Roxy share this very important message through a unique and creative vehicle. We are honored to collaborate with them on this very special, Made in Hawaii, aloha shirt.

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
• Made in Hawaii, USA
• Machine wash

Our latest collaborative shirt features the plans for a Hawaiian-style surf and skate Hale Kau La'au (treehouse). Designed to look like a graphic novel but read like an instructional manual, this detailed print shows the intricate construction story from panel to panel of this epic aloha shirt.

We're no treehouse experts - lucky for us, our friends at Wooden Wave are. Matt & Roxy Ortiz are the husband and wife art duo who collaborate under the name Wooden Wave. Their playful, hand-drawn aesthetic showcases a whimsical take on draftsmanship, with treehouses being a frequently used subject matter. Born and raised in Hawai'i, Matt and Roxy have a deep appreciation for the islands and the importance of sustainability. By including components that advocate environmental awareness in their sketches, Matt & Roxy share this very important message through a unique and creative vehicle. We are honored to collaborate with them on this very special, Made in Hawaii, aloha shirt.

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
• Matched Pocket
• Made in Hawaii, USA
• Machine wash

We are stoked to introduce "Goddess," our first collaborative shirt with mural artist Kamea Hadar. Hadar is co-director of POW! WOW! Hawaii, an ultra-creative art and music festival held every February in Honolulu's most progressive neighborhood, Kaka'ako. Although Kamea's work is based in traditional portraiture, it has evolved off of the canvas to large scale murals and installations that be found in cities around the world.

This cotton broadcloth features Goddess-like female figures, symbolizing the perfect human forms we strive to be. While looking in every direction, we are surrounded by one another and also by nature. The lei po'o, or "head lei" that each figure dons is made up of native flora and represents the land it grows from. Like rain water falling from a mountain top, flowing hair cascades from underneath the lei to the top of another figure, representing the cycle of fresh water and of life.

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
• Kamea Hadar print
• Matched pocket
• Made in Hawaii, USA
• Machine wash

Our second collaborative shirt with mural artist Kamea Hadar features his artwork of goddess-like female figures. Although Kamea's work is based in traditional portraiture, it has evolved off of the canvas to large scale murals and installations that be found in cities around the world.

Kamea, who is also Co-Lead Director of POW!WOW! Hawai'i, describes his inspiration for the Goddess series as "captivating female figures symbolizing the perfect human forms we strive to be. While looking in every direction, we are surrounded by one another and also by nature. The lei po'o, or "head lei" that each figure dons is made up of native flora and represents the land it grows from. Like rain water falling from a mountain top, flowing hair cascades from underneath the lei to the top of another figure, representing the cycle of fresh water and of life."

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
• Matched pocket
• Made in Hawaii, USA
• Artwork by Kamea Hadar
• Machine wash