Crafted from lightweight Japanese rayon, this Hawaiian shirt features stunning artwork inspired by Utagawa Kuniyoshi. With a retro camp collar and exquisite mother-of-pearl buttons, its design exudes midcentury charm. The intricate block print showcases a historical narrative, adding depth and storytelling to summer attire. Ideal for warm days, this shirt combines artistry with comfort, making it a standout for casual outings or relaxed gatherings.
From the brand: Freenote's Hawaiian Shirt is a mainstay in their summer lineup. Cut from a featherweight 4oz Japanese rayon, this version of the shirt features art by the 19th century ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi. The block print depicts the tenth-century princess Takiyasha summoning a skeleton spectre to frighten an official of the emperor who had her father executed. Midcentury vibes reign supreme with this piece, featuring a retro camp collar, single needle pocket detailing, pleated shoulder seams, and cutom cat-eye mother-of-pearl buttons.
