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A/W TRADEWINDS COLLECTION

Releasing in-store and online this Saturday, February 18 at 11am HST.Photo: @jasonjkoModel: @badmckinney Aloha kākou!This Saturday, we celebrate our seasonal delivery run with the final release from our A/W Tradewinds Collection. Our natural tradewinds are unique and special to our islands, evoking a welcoming and affectionate reaction when they breeze through. Frequently described as a “natural air conditioner,” we not only look forward to the trades for the cool climate it brings, but also as a signal of calm and pleasant weather for outdoor activities such as surfing, fishing, or boating, which all heavily depend on great weather conditions.For visual inspiration, we look to the old Hawaiian ʻōlelo noʻeau (proverb): “Ke kupu, o ka ʻaina ua malie, ua au koaʻe,” which...

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A/W TRADEWINDS COLLECTION

Releasing in-store and online this Saturday, February 11 at 11am HST. Aloha kākou!This Saturday, we continue our seasonal delivery with the next release from our A/W Tradewinds Collection. Our natural tradewinds are unique and special to our islands, evoking a welcoming and affectionate reaction when they breeze through. Frequently described as a “natural air conditioner,” we not only look forward to the trades for the cool climate it brings, but also as a signal of calm and pleasant weather for outdoor activities such as surfing, fishing, or boating, which all heavily depend on great weather conditions.For visual inspiration, we look to the old Hawaiian ʻōlelo noʻeau (proverb): “Ke kupu, o ka ʻaina ua malie, ua au koaʻe,” which translates to “The...

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A/W TRADEWINDS COLLECTION

Releasing in-store and online this Saturday, January 28 at 11am HST.Photo: @aglobalstroll Aloha kākou!This Saturday, we continue our seasonal delivery with the next release from our A/W Tradewinds Collection. Our natural tradewinds are unique and special to our islands, evoking a welcoming and affectionate reaction when they breeze through. Frequently described as a “natural air conditioner,” we not only look forward to the trades for the cool climate it brings, but also as a signal of calm and pleasant weather for outdoor activities such as surfing, fishing, or boating, which all heavily depend on great weather conditions.For visual inspiration, we look to the old Hawaiian olelo noʻeau (proverb): “Ke kupu, o ka ʻaina ua malie, ua au koaʻe,” which translates to...

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A/W TRADEWINDS COLLECTION

Releasing in-store and online this Saturday, January 21 at 11am HST.Photo: @jasonjkoModel: @chrisrockemwell & @salvacio90 Aloha kākou!This Saturday, we continue our seasonal delivery with the next release from our A/W Tradewinds Collection. Our natural tradewinds are unique and special to our islands, evoking a welcoming and affectionate reaction when they breeze through. Frequently described as a “natural air conditioner,” we not only look forward to the trades for the cool climate it brings, but also as a signal of calm and pleasant weather for outdoor activities such as surfing, fishing, or boating, which all heavily depend on great weather conditions.For visual inspiration, we look to the old Hawaiian olelo noʻeau (proverb): “Ke kupu, o ka ʻaina ua malie, ua au koaʻe,”...

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A/W TRADEWINDS COLLECTION

Releasing in-store and online this Saturday, January 14 at 11am HST.Photo: @jasonjkoModel: @salvacio90 Aloha kākou!This Saturday, we continue our seasonal delivery with the next release from our A/W Tradewinds Collection. Our natural tradewinds are unique and special to our islands, evoking a welcoming and affectionate reaction when they breeze through. Frequently described as a “natural air conditioner,” we not only look forward to the trades for the cool climate it brings, but also as a signal of calm and pleasant weather for outdoor activities such as surfing, fishing, or boating, which all heavily depend on great weather conditions.For visual inspiration, we look to the old Hawaiian olelo noʻeau (proverb): “Ke kupu, o ka ʻaina ua malie, ua au koaʻe,” which translates...

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