Unahi Wai in Keaka Men's Aloha Shirt

Wear a piece of Lahaina's renewal. The Men's Keaka Aloha Shirt features our distinctive Unahi Wai design, a powerful tribute to a landscape reclaiming its life. This pattern, drawn from the resilient scales of the Nenue fish, directly symbolizes the profound transformation underway in Māla, notably linked to the flow of Kahoma Stream. For too long, stream diversions caused the Nenue to disappear, creating an imbalance that affected the entire ecosystem.

Now, Māla is healing. This shirt celebrates the Nenue's return, a direct outcome of correcting past imbalances and allowing freshwater to once again flow freely to the sea, truly "setting the waters free." It embodies the truth: healing our land thrives when we honor its natural cycles.

Crafted from 100% TENCEL™, the Keaka Aloha shirt offers an blend of style and comfort. Its light, breathable feel and elegant drape make it the ideal choice for any occasion requiring a polished look, from work and business trips to parties, family photos, or a memorable date night. TENCEL™ is renowned for its strength and durability, thoughtfully designed to naturally return to the earth only after providing years of durable, reliable wear. Produced in a closed loop system, it ensures no harmful microplastics are released into our precious environment and is OEKO-TEX® certified, rigorously tested to be safe for you and the planet.

Features:

• Classic Aloha Fit: Designed for comfortable, relaxed wear.
• Traditional Collar: A timeless look that suits any occasion.
• Button Front Closure: Easy wearability with a polished finish.
• Short Sleeves: Ideal for Hawaii's climate.
• Unahi Wai Print: A unique design embodying a powerful story of place and restoration.
• 100% TENCEL™ Fabric: Lightweight, breathable, naturally strong, and gentle on the earth.

Fabric Care:

• Machine wash cold with like colors, gentle cycle.
• Do not bleach.
• Hang to dry to maintain shape and preserve print.
• Warm iron if needed.

We believe our choices matter. That fashion should heal, not harm. That we must mālama ʻāina and mālama our bodies, with every decision, from the design to the fabric to the hands that bring it to life.