“Pareu” is the Tahitian word for a lightweight printed cotton fabric that was first imported into Polynesia by the French during the early 1800s. During the 1930s, the motifs and colors of the pareu began to influence the prints begin used in Hawaii for Aloha shirts. By the 1950s, the pareu print had become a distinct and very popular design style for the Aloha shirt. This varied light blue, yellow, and brown hibiscus print inspired by the Tahitian pareu is perfect for barbecues, beach parties, baseball games, and rodeos.
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Fabric & Construction
Cut and sewn in El Paso, Texas.
Real coconut buttons.
Original print, artisanal printing technique; colors may vary.
Versatile Cowboy Cloth. So tough it scares wrinkles away; so soft you'll wake up still wearing it, remarkably unwrinkled.
Tailored fit. Traditional Aloha shirt styling (one front pocket, no front shoulder yokes).
Performance from sea to snow and beach to bar.
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