1960s-1970s - Vintage Fiji Map Print Rayon Hawaiian Shirt - Bold Orange & Hibiscus Motif

This captivating vintage rayon shirt is a rare archival tribute to the South Pacific, featuring a hand-drawn map of Fiji surrounded by lush island imagery. Rich orange and cocoa tones form the backdrop for bold fuchsia hibiscus, turquoise palm fronds, traditional outrigger canoes, and native dancers in grass skirts—creating a visual journey through paradise.

Crafted from soft, breathable rayon with a lightweight drape, this piece exhibits signs of sun-fading and wear consistent with age, including a worn collar point and softened fabric throughout. The open two-piece collar, coconut shell-style plastic buttons, and single-needle stitching point to mid-century construction. The front patch pocket blends into the scenery without aligning to the print—a hallmark of casual shirtmaking in the era.

At just 26.5” in length, this shirt presents a boxy, vintage cut—ideal for collectors or stylists looking to add rare South Pacific cartography to their wardrobe. Despite visible wear, its vibrant palette and cultural storytelling make it a highly collectible survivor from the golden age of Hawaiian shirtmaking.

Don’t miss your chance to own this hard-to-find original—shirts like this seldom resurface in any condition.

Measurements

- Chest: 22 inches

- Bottom width: 22.5 inches

- Length: 26.5 inches