An electrifying vision of paradise, this 70s Doray Hawaiian shirt captures the thrill of golden-hour waves with a bold surfer-and-palm-tree motif in fiery citrus tones. Sun-bleached yellows, burnt oranges, and vivid white clouds swirl across a glossy polyester canvas, evoking the painterly energy of a tropical dream.
Made in the USA and cut in an exceptionally oversized silhouette, this shirt was likely custom-made for a tall, broad-shouldered frame. The silky fabric has a smooth, lightweight handfeel that moves fluidly with the body, making it perfect for balmy weather or standout summer styling.
Details like the off-center print layout, metal crested buttons, single-stitch construction, and uncommon welt chest pocket set this piece apart—both in craftsmanship and character. The surfer silhouette tucked under the collar and across the back adds dynamic movement, while the vivid gradients feel like a heatwave mid-break.
Highly collectible and seldom seen in this size and condition, especially from niche label Doray, this piece belongs in the wardrobe of anyone serious about vintage Hawaiian shirt artistry.
Don’t miss your chance to own this extremely rare find from the golden era of islandwear expression.
- Chest (pit to pit): 32.5"
- Bottom width: 33.5"
- Length (collar seam to bottom hem): 34"
- Shoulder width: 25"
