Sandalwood Gray
Pareu is the Tahitian word for a lightweight printed cloth, first brought to Polynesia by the French in the early 1800s. Beginning in the 1930s, its motifs shaped Hawaii's Aloha shirt prints. This midcentury-inspired pareu features the flower of the sandalwood, a native Big Island tree prized for its fragrant wood. In gray, on a long sleeve Western snap shirt.
Fabric & Construction
- Cowboy Cloth is our lightweight, cotton-rich blend. As soft as cotton, with the performance of a synthetic. Easy care, quick to dry, breathable and durable. With care it lasts a long time and only improves with wear.
- Small-batch printing. Some styles use the reverse side of the fabric as the face for a softer, sun-faded effect. Reverse prints are a tradition in Aloha shirt-making. We don't carry excess inventory, so a print that sells out may be gone for good, or come back in new colors or scale.
- Long sleeve | Western fit | Pearl snaps | Shoulder yokes
- Designed in Waimea, Hawaii. Imported.
Fit
| Size | Neck | Chest | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 14–14½″ | 35–37″ | 32½–33″ |
| M | 15–15½″ | 38–40″ | 33½–34″ |
| L | 16–16½″ | 41–43″ | 34½–35″ |
| XL | 17–17½″ | 44–46″ | 35½–36″ |
| 2XL | 18–18½″ | 47–49″ | 35½–36″ |
| 3XL | 19–19½″ | 50–52″ | 36–37″ |
Body measurements in inches. Between sizes, we recommend sizing up.
