This rare mid-century aloha shirt from Richard Douglas Honolulu captures the essence of vintage island sophistication. Crafted from richly textured barkcloth, the fabric has a dry, structured hand feel that elevates the visual depth of the tropical print. Saturated shades of jungle green, fuchsia, tangerine, and deep indigo explode across a creamy background in a vivid floral arrangement that wraps around the body - creating a gallery-worthy piece of textile art.
Designed in the 1960s and made in Hawaii, this shirt features a classic camp collar, single-needle construction, and metal shank buttons with crested detailing - adding a touch of formality to its otherwise laid-back vibe. A welt pocket sits subtly on the chest, tucked into the vibrant print, and the horizontal buttonholes and reinforced collar points confirm its vintage construction.
The pattern alignment across the front isn’t perfect, but the boldness of the print and richness of the fabric more than make up for it. This is a collector’s piece for someone who appreciates bold design, tropical history, and authentic mid-century islandwear.
Don’t miss your chance to own this radiant example of true Hawaiian shirt craftsmanship from the golden age of aloha fashion.
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