Translating to "fishpond" in Hawaiian, Loko I'a maps out the ancient Hawaiian fishponds found along O'ahu's coastline where fish like the 'ama'ama (striped mullet) and 'awa (milkfish) were farmed. These distinctive rock-walled ponds were part of an integrated food production system that stretched from the mountains to the oceans and was uniquely constructed to take advantage of the natural flow of water to capture fish. 

Cut & sewn in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, our 100% Japanese cotton broadcloth fabric also undergoes a unique finishing process that brushes the tiny fibers on the fabric's exterior, creating a subtle softness and "peached" appearance. 

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Made in Hawai'i, USA 
• Machine washable

'Night Blooming Cereus is a cactus belonging to the same family as the Pitaya or Dragonfruit. Its history in Hawaii traces back to the late 1800s when the first mate on the ship Ivanhoe picked up some clippings of the cactus in Mexico while en route to the islands. Those clippings found their way to central Honolulu, where to this day an impressive hedge blooms in the twilight hours during the summer months. 

By having the reverse side of the fabric facing out, the prints' motifs and colors are softened.  Available in Navy Reverse and Wine Reverse, this style is proudly cut and sewn in Honolulu, Hawai'i from 100% Japanese cotton broadcloth, our durable woven fabric perfect for everyday wear.

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Made in Hawaii, USA 
• Machine washable

Wa'a Kaukahi, meaning single-hull canoe in Hawaiian, features schematic-style illustrations of an outrigger canoe fitted with a sail. This favored mode of island transportation is flanked by paddles and frigate birds in this Kahala heritage print originally released in the 1980s. Available in two colorways, Grey and Pink, on our sturdy cotton broadcloth and proudly made in Hawai'i, USA.

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth 
• 1980's Heritage print 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Made in Hawaii, USA 
• Machine washable

A group of Honu, or green sea turtles, glide over a backdrop of tapa-style geometric patterns. Crafted from our ultrasoft wrinkle-resistant polynosic jacquard fabric, it's a perfect throw-on for a night out with live music.  The design is woven directly into the fabric itself with different thread colors creating a slight sheen and textured effect.   Plus, you can throw it in the wash with the rest of your laundry!

• 80% Polynosic Rayon / 20% Polyester 
• Two-tone jacquard 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Machine washable

This two-tone design is a 1940s heritage pareo print hailing from the early days of Kahala. Engineered to align vertically, Classic Pareo makes a striking statement complemented by the simplicity of the colors.  

This style is crafted from our polynosic crosshatch fabric, which combines the softness of rayon with the durability and wrinkle-resistance of polyester. The subtle overprint "crosshatch" pattern slightly mutes the colors and gives the fabric a textured appearance. Available in two colorways, Pistachio and Lapis. 

• 86% Polynosic Rayon / 14% Polyester 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Heritage print 
• Machine washable

Before you make a lei, you have to pick the flowers. Lei Makers brings back the simplicity of this 1980s heritage print with graphic florals and punchy pastels across our peached cotton broadcloth.

Cut & sewn in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, our 100% Japanese cotton broadcloth fabric also undergoes a special finishing process that brushes the small fibers on the exterior of the fabric, creating a subtle softness and 'peached' appearance. 

• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
• Matched pocket
• Laser engraved buttons with logo
• Made in Hawaiʻi, USA
• Machine washable