1980s Hawaiiana Tribal Plumeria Shirt – Red & Black Silky Cotton (L)

A bold fusion of traditional tapa motifs and vibrant tropical florals, this 1980s Hawaiiana shirt is a rare hybrid of island storytelling and graphic artistry. The deep crimson and black background explodes with geometric tribal forms, while soft clusters of ivory plumeria flowers—with touches of golden ochre—float elegantly across the fabric, adding movement and contrast.

Crafted from silky-feel cotton with a fluid drape, this shirt delivers the visual impact of barkcloth but with a lighter, smoother hand. It features a perfectly aligned patch pocket, a classic camp collar, and striking brass-tone metal buttons—each embossed with Hawaiian emblems for a subtle nod to craftsmanship.

The print is slightly off-center, creating a dynamic, asymmetrical look that stands out in any vintage collection. The condition is excellent, with no visible flaws—preserved beautifully over time.

An exceptional survivor from the 1980s, this piece offers both visual firepower and rarity. Shirts from Hawaiiana of this caliber and in this condition seldom resurface, especially with the precise pocket matching and high-contrast tribal florals.

Don't miss your chance to claim this hard-to-find original.

- Chest (pit to pit): 22.5"

- Bottom width: 21.5"

- Length (collar seam to bottom hem): 28.5"

- Shoulder width: 18"