Showcasing a vibrant archive print dating back to 1968, this long-sleeve shirt features iconic symbols of Hawaii including the hibiscus flower and nene goose. Crafted from Spooner Kloth™, it offers a classic fit with a relaxed feel, enhanced by side vents and a back box pleat. The unique sleeve placket allows for a casual look, while remaining wrinkle-free ensures effortless maintenance. Perfect for adding a touch of island charm to any wardrobe.
From the brand: Your favorite archive print with long sleeves is back! From the Reyn Spooner Archive, this print debuted in 1968 and showcases the Hawaiian state flower (hibiscus), the state bird (nene goose), state tree (kukui or candlenut), and the Hawaiian state flag.
The sleeve placket features a decorative button placement designed to be left open for a more casual, undone look, much like a traditional Oxford shirt designed to be worn with the sleeves rolled up. For a streamlined appearance, the button can be fastened before putting the shirt on if wearing the sleeves down.
Learn more about the origins of this heritage print
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Spooner Kloth™ - 55% Cotton, 45% Polyester
Classic fit button front
Side vent and back box pleat for relaxed comfort
Long sleeve
Button-down collar
Print-matched left chest pocket
Reverse Print
Wrinkle free; machine wash cold, tumble dry low
