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Releasing Tuesday, May 17thThe MLB season was officially set off on March 31, with the Civil Rights Game series finale wrapping up this past Sunday at Turner Field in ATL. We're big fans and supporters of baseball and what better way to start off the summer than with a diamond-in-the-rough inspired t-shirt? The tee used a graphic we ran on one of our earliest shirts we put out, Rated Rookie, the back print sees a graphic of a baseball field with two bats and a baseball in white, gray and red. The front graphic is of a diamond with FITTED inside. Coinciding with this shirt is a red Kamehameha New Era with a black brim and white Kamehameha logo.

Releasing tomorrow, May 10thInfluenced by two legendary artists we admire heavily around these parts: Keith Haring & Jean-Michel Basquiat. Most other artist's reign on top were short like leprechauns. Not with these two. The shirt is printed on all black with a graphic that is a nod to Mr. Haring's well known graphic stylings along with Basquiat's famed crowns in a triangle with a red stroke [ II ] and white fill with black graphics. The backside features a red crown. Coinciding with this release is a grey melton wool Kamehameha with a white brim and button, black underbill and black Kamehameha logo.

Releasing May 3rdAloha kakou!Tomorrow's release is just in time for Children's Day on the 5th of May. こどもの日 is a Japanese national holiday which we also observe here in Hawai'i which takes place every fifth day of the fifth month. It's observed in respects to children and their innocence and happiness that is infectious. We've all heard the term the "Children are the future" and there's no mistaking that. The keiki represent the Stars that shine bright at night, and during the day. They represent a birth of something great that will shine brightly as they grow older, ie the Sun. The pack features six multi-colored Kamehameha's in keiki sizes (please call the shop for size info: 808-942-3100) along with...

Releasing April 26thA nod to a favorite drink around the office, Jameson's Irish Whiskey. Straight on the rocks, no chaser. Or straight out of the bottle, usually how it's done around these parts. 80 proof, drink away the pain. Or just cold chillin in the cut with a couple bottles. This brand of whiskey was introduced to the world by a Scottish businessman named John Jameson in 1780 when he purchased the Bow Street Distillery which was already producing 30,000 gallons every year. Interestingly enough, it has a bit of history during the Prohibition Era of the 18th century. The pack: a white tee featuring a graphic that's a nod to Jameson's Irish Whiskey (Triple Distilled) with a black Kamehameha,...