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    Boys Aloha Shirt in Marina Keʻokeʻo Kalo — Front View On-Model | Kahulaleʻa

    Boys Aloha Shirt Marina Lauloa Ke‘oke‘o Kalo

    ¥7,400
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    For Sunday service, school programs, and the kind of family dinner that calls for a real shirt. The Boys Aloha Shirt Marina Keʻokeʻo Kalo is a short-sleeve button-down with a camp collar and a chest pocket on the left.

    The shirt closes with buttons down the front, and the short sleeves finish with a clean hem.  The Keʻokeʻo Kalo print honors the lauloa variety of kalo that grows abundantly in Puna; read its full story below.

    Pairs with the matching Marina Keʻokeʻo Kalo pieces for ʻohana moments.

    Features

    • 100% Cotton
    • Short-sleeve button-down with camp collar
    • Chest pocket on the left
    • Hand wash cold, line dry
    • Signature Keʻokeʻo Kalo print

    Learn About the Print
    Lauloa Ke‘oke‘o Kalo
    This print draws inspiration from the Lauloa Ke‘oke‘o Kalo, a variety of Kalo that is found across Hawai‘i but is especially familiar in the landscapes of Puna. Through this print, I wanted to honor the wide variety of Kalo, while highlighting in particular the Lauloa Ke‘oke‘o version that grows so abundantly in Puna. Its large leaves (hence Lauloa) reaching upward from the earth serve as a visual reminder of the story of Hāloa and the big responsibility we carry to care for the land that feeds us. In celebrating kalo, this print celebrates our origins, our sustenance, and the living connection between the people of Hawai‘i and the ‘āina.

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