Releasing Monday, June 11th: Kamehameha DayPhotos by: Pai'ea ProjectsAloha kakou!Mahalo to all who came down and grabbed a Thief's Theme pack! Monday marks Kamehameha Day, and we have something special lined up for the exalted King Kamehameha: Revisiting our The Pacific Standard tee in an olive drab colorway (the triangle represents the entire Pacific coast, / triangle, with the crown represents Hawaii on the map), along with a red / black Kamehameha snapback. Big up our boy @zekelau!
Available now. Please check later on during the day for online availabilityAloha kakou!This t-shirt was supposed to be apart of the Kamehameha Surf Team pack we dropped this past Friday, however due to issues we have no control over, it arrived just a bit late. An ode to the Great King Kamehameha with the well known idiom "Power To the People used in a political context to defend against oppression, an anti-establishment slogan used by the Black Panther Party. In this case, it's a call to stand up for the Original People of these islands and to continue to stand tall in the path of the World oppressors, aka the bankers, government and politicians. Burn down Babylon!
Releasing Friday, June 10th. Kamehameha Day. Note: This is our FIRST Kamehameha snapback!Kamehameha Surf Team PackEzekiel Lau leads the Kamehameha Surf Team and makes historyBy Daniel Ikaika Ito/Contrastmagazine.com Ezekiel “Zeke” Lau literally grew up in a girl’s dorm. The 17-year-old, regular-footed surfer was raised at Kamehameha School’s Alice Knapp Dormitory. His mother, Daina, is a middle school dorm advisor so the Lau family lives up on the hill at the KS Kapālama campus. Although their residence sounds like a teenage boy’s dream, it was actually a lonely place for Zeke as a keiki.“I was surrounded by girls and learned how to play by myself,” says Zeke about his childhood. “I have three sisters so I grew up with a lot...
