Crafted from our signature cotton broadcloth, King’s Surf is a heritage 1940s print from the Kahala archive. The art is done in a playful chop suey style—a hallmark of aloha wear prints from this era—featuring various surf and ocean motifs interwoven with text. The vintage-inspired button-down collar, French front placket, and coconut buttons pay homage to traditional aloha shirt silhouettes, with a matched pocket adding a classic touch. The bold, saturated colors are achieved with discharge printing, a complex process that involves extracting dye from fabric to reveal a motif. Proudly made in Hawai‘i, King’s Surf embodies true the Ambassador of Aloha in every stitch.

• Licensed Duke Kahanamoku® Aloha Shirt
• 100% Cotton Broadcloth
• 1940s Duke Kahanamoku by Kahala heritage print
• French front with matched front print
• Vintage-inspired button-down collar
• Discharge print technique
• Matched pocket
• Coconut buttons
• Made in Hawai'i
• Machine washable

Crafted from Kahala’s signature cotton broadcloth, Kihapai is a heritage 1960s print from the original Duke Kahanamoku Made By Kahala label. Featuring an elegant pareo design inspired by Hawaiian gardens, this artwork showcases simple motifs in striking two-tone colorways. The vintage-inspired button-down collar, French front, and coconut buttons honor traditional aloha shirt silhouettes, while a matched pocket adds a refined touch. The bold, saturated colors are achieved with discharge printing, a technique that extracts dye from the fabric to reveal intricate motifs. Proudly made in Hawai‘i, Kihapai embodies the Ambassador of Aloha in every stitch. 

Celebrate community and local pride with the Keep It Kaimuki shirt. This special edition aloha shirt embodies Kaimuki, featuring unique, hand-drawn elements that capture the neighborhood’s essence. The illustrations showcase its beloved landmarks, from historic homes to mango trees and the bustling small businesses of Wai‘alae Avenue. Designed in collaboration with the Keep It Kaimuki grassroots initiative, this shirt is a tribute to Kaimuki’s charm and the local businesses and stories that make it special. 

Made from our signature 100% cotton broadcloth and available in men's and women's styles. Cut and sewn in Honolulu, Hawai'i. 

Learn more about the neighborhood of Kaimuki in our blog post. 

• 100% cotton broadcloth 
• Button-down collar  
• Short sleeve 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Made in Hawai'i  
• Machine washable 

Celebrate community and local pride with the Keep It Kaimuki shirt. This special edition aloha shirt embodies Kaimuki, featuring unique, hand-drawn elements that capture the neighborhood’s essence. The illustrations showcase its beloved landmarks, from historic homes to mango trees and the bustling small businesses of Wai‘alae Avenue. Designed in collaboration with the Keep It Kaimuki grassroots initiative, this shirt is a tribute to Kaimuki’s charm and the local businesses and stories that make it special. 

Made from our signature 100% cotton broadcloth and available in men's and women's styles. Cut and sewn in Honolulu, Hawai'i. 

Learn more about the neighborhood of Kaimuki in our blog post. 

• 100% cotton broadcloth 
• Short sleeve 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Made in Hawai'i  
• Machine washable 

Inspired by our iconic "silkies" from the 1930's, we partnered with the same Japanese fabric mills that produced our originals to create an exclusive rayon filament, which we then cut and sew in Hawai'i. With improved printing techniques, our camp collar styles have the cool and relaxed look of the original, but with an updated smooth feel. 

For our debut collaboration with menswear designer Todd Snyder, we pulled this 1950s aloha shirt design from the archive. Vintage Pareau draws inspiration from the popular Polynesian pareo-style design characterized by its oversized motifs and simple colors.  
 
The Fern colorway is exclusive to the collaboration, a head-turning choice for the summer. Explore the full collection. 

• 100% Rayon Filament 
• Matched front and pocket 
• One-piece camp collar 
• Kahala 1950's heritage print 
• Made proudly in Hawai'i, USA 
• Machine wash cold, gentle cycle 

Inspired by our iconic "silkies" from the 1930's, we partnered with the same Japanese fabric mills that produced our originals to create an exclusive rayon filament, which we then cut and sew in Hawai'i. With improved printing techniques, our camp collar styles have the cool and relaxed look of the original, but with an updated smooth feel. 

For our debut collaboration with menswear designer Todd Snyder, we pulled this 1940s aloha shirt design from the archive. Tranquility is a nod to the Japanese fabrics from summer yukatas that were patchworked to form the very first aloha shirts. 
 
The Coral colorway is exclusive to the collaboration, a head-turning choice for the summer. Explore the full collection. 

• 100% Rayon Filament 
• Matched front and pocket 
• One-piece camp collar 
• Kahala 1940's heritage print 
• Made proudly in Hawai'i, USA 
• Machine wash cold, gentle cycle 

The Aloha Oʻahu shirt highlights Nick Kuchar’s signature vintage-inspired style, bringing Oʻahu’s beauty and heritage to life with iconic island scenes and a palette of soft, timeless tones. This style is made from our signature reverse cotton broadcloth and is available in menʻs, womenʻs and kidsʻ styles in Water and Pua. Cut and sewn in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.

Based in Hawaiʻi, Nick Kuchar’s art draws inspiration from the nostalgia of early surf culture and its classic color schemes. His designs effortlessly blend retro aesthetics with a profound admiration for Hawai‘i’s natural landscapes and cultural legacy. 

Elements of Oʻahu come alive on this design: 

• The ‘Ilima lei is made of the ʻilima flower, which represents the island of Oʻahu 
• The serene beauty of Maunalua Bay, with horses and ʻAʻeo birds set against a tranquil backdrop. 
• Pipeline’s rolling surf, with the majestic Kaʻena Point in view. 
• Windward outrigger canoes, a celebration of tradition and adventure. 
• The timeless tradition of longboard surfing in Waikīkī, honoring its roots as a cherished practice that embodies the spirit of aloha. 

• 100% cotton broadcloth 
• Button-down collar  
• Short sleeve 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Made in Hawai'i  
• Machine washable

Introducing the Hale Kou aloha shirt, a collaboration with Honolulu-based artist Solario. With his distinct retro style, Solario brings to life the historical landmarks of Honolulu in this unique print. Hale Kou pays homage to the area once called "Kou" in ancient times, the land fronting Honolulu Harbor where Downtown and Chinatown now reside.

Made from our signature 100% cotton broadcloth. The Hale Kou design features two colorways: Midnight, symbolizing the tranquil night, and Sunset, inspired by the vibrant hues of Oahu’s ‘Ilima flower, the island’s official flower.

The print highlights iconic historical buildings of Honolulu, including :

Ali‘iolani Hale (1874): Originally designed as a palace for Kamehameha V, this former government building now serves as a symbol of the Kingdom of Hawaii’s architectural legacy.

Iolani Palace (1879): The royal residence of Kamehameha III and home to Hawai‘i’s monarchy. 

Aloha Tower (1926): Once a lighthouse, Aloha Tower remains a beloved landmark of Honolulu Harbor. 

Hawaii Theatre (1922): Dubbed the “Pride of the Pacific,” this theatre stands as a cultural icon, equal to any on the West Coast. 

Wo Fat Building (1938): A historic Chinatown restaurant that originally opened in 1882 and served generations of locals and visitors alike.

A&B Building (1929): Another staple of Honolulu’s historic architectural landscape.

• 100% cotton broadcloth 
• Button-down collar  
• Short sleeve 
• Matched pocket 
• Laser engraved buttons with logo 
• Made in Hawai'i  
• Machine washable