Releasing exclusively in-store and online this Tuesday, February 4 at 11am HST.Aloha kākou!This Tuesday, we’re releasing a new Slaps Wind snapback and Trilocks tee under our FITSTRIKE program. The Slaps Wind snapback features black trucker mesh and visor next to red front panels, along with a white snap enclosure. The front flag is stitched in traditional colors with a metallic gold outline, while the side and back logos are stitched in black and white. The matching Trilocks tee features white print on a red tee.
Releasing exclusively in-store and online this Saturday, February 1 at 11am HST.Aloha kākou!Alongside our regularly scheduled FITSTRIKE release this Saturday, we’ll also be releasing February’s installment of our DAILY PROGRAM. At 11am HST, we will be releasing a red Mua 59FIFTY, red Nihi snapback, red Nihi strapback, black H Pride snapback, and black H Pride strapback, all with white embroidery. We’ll also be releasing a red/white Mua tee and a black/clear gel Who The Crown Fits tee.No matter what it is that you do, where you go, who you’re with, whatever the occasion may be, you can always rely on a daily fit and ensure you can always pick one up.As always, ALOHA SERVED DAILY.
Releasing exclusively in-store and online this Saturday, February 1 at 11am HST.Aloha kākou!Saturdayʻs FITSTRIKE release consists of a new Kamehameha snapback and a brand new tee design entitled Wonderful. The Kamehameha snapback features a grey cotton canvas base with a frosted clear snap enclosure, dark grey front logo and undervisor, orange side logo and top button, and dark grey and orange back logo. The new Wonderful tee features a vintage-inspired design, printed on a white tee.
The value of Chief Kākuhihewaʻs importance and prominence in Hawaiian history should not be taken lightly. Considered one of Oʻahuʻs greatest chiefs, Kākuhihewa was known as a bold chieftain—a part of poʻe lō aliʻi, born of royal blood—and although some say he held hawkish, warlike sensibilities, he was legendarily known for instituting nearly three decades of peace, helping prevent bouts of war during his reign. While they were not the highest in the Aliʻi caste system, the lō aliʻi were considered prestigious because of their untainted royal lineage, as well as their proficiency in combat. A 1955 article in the Honolulu Advertiser mentions how the lō aliʻi "made up the bulk of warriorhood," and were the "main support and arms...
Releasing exclusively in-store and online this Tuesday, January 28 at 11am HST.Aloha kākou!We’re releasing a new Kamehameha snapback and Slide tee this Tuesday under our FITSTRIKE program. The Kamehameha snapback features a khaki base with dark green visor, top button, and snap enclosure. It also features white eyelets, red front logo, white side logo, and white and red back logo. The Slide tee features a multicolored print on a charcoal tee.
