Unahi Wai in Shon Romper

Wrap your little one in comfort and purpose with the Keiki Shon Romper in our Unahi Wai design. This soft piece carries the vital story of Lahaina's healing, symbolizing hope and connection to the ʻāina for the next generation through the resilient Nenue fish and the restored flow of streams like Kahoma.

The Unahi Wai pattern on this romper shares a profound story rooted in Māla, Lahaina—a place of vital significance and ongoing transformation. For decades, Māla's delicate ecosystem suffered as essential freshwater streams, like Kahoma Stream, were diverted, leading to the heartbreaking disappearance of the Nenue fish. Today, we witness Māla's incredible reclamation of life: as freshwater flows freely to the sea once again, truly "setting the waters free", Māla is healing and thriving. Dressing your keiki in this romper is a way to connect them to the profound lessons of Lahaina, understanding the kuleana to mālama ʻāina and wai from an early age.

Crafted from a soft blend of 95% bamboo and 5% spandex, this romper offers remarkable breathability and gentle stretch for your keiki's active play. We thoughtfully chose a snap-shut design for quick and easy changes. This was a deliberate choice to prevent the uncomfortable bunching and irritation that zippers can cause around a little one's delicate neck, prioritizing safety, softness, and convenience for both keiki and parents.

Features:

• Unahi Wai Print: Unique design symbolizing healing and connection to the land.
• Soft Bamboo Blend: 95% Bamboo, 5% Spandex for breathability, gentle feel, and flexibility.
• Snap-Shut Design: Easy changes without the discomfort or bunching of zippers, ensuring ultimate keiki comfort and safety.
• Ideal for Sensitive Skin: Gentle and breathable fabric.

Fabric Care:

• Machine wash cold with like colors, gentle cycle.
• Do not bleach.
• Tumble dry low or hang to dry.
• Cool iron if needed.

We believe our choices matter. This romper is a tangible reminder that fashion can heal, designed to mālama ʻāina and mālama our keiki, from the fabric to the story it shares.