St Patrick_S Day May Your Pockets Be Heavy Hawaiian Shirt

Aloha shirts are printed St Patrick_S Day May Your Pockets Be Heavy Hawaiian Shirt mostly short-sleeved and with a collar. They almost always have buttons, sometimes the entire length of the shirt or at least up to the chest. They usually have a sewn-in left breast pocket, often taken care of to ensure continuity of the print. Aloha shirts can be worn by men or women. Women’s aloha shirts typically have a V-neck, lower cut.

St Patrick_S Day May Your Pockets Be Heavy Hawaiian Shirt

In 1946, the Honolulu Chamber St Patrick_S Day May Your Pockets Be Heavy Hawaiian Shirt of Commerce funded a study of aloha shirts and designs for comfortable business clothing worn during the hot Hawaiian summers. The City and County of Honolulu passed a resolution allowing their employees to wear sport shirts from June–October. City employees were not allowed to wear aloha shirts for business until the creation of the Aloha Week festival in 1947. The Aloha Week festival was motivated by both cultural and economic concerns: First held at Ala Moana Park in October, the festival revived interest in ancient Hawaiian music, dancing, sports, and traditions. There was a holoku ball, a floral parade, and a makahiki festival attended by 8,000 people. Economically, the week-long event first attracted visitors during October – traditionally a slow month for tourism – which benefited the Hawaiian fashion industry as they supplied the muʻumuʻu and aloha shirts worn for the celebration. Aloha Week expanded in 1974 to six islands, and was lengthened to a month. In 1991, Aloha Week was renamed to Aloha Festivals.
Product Information:

100% polyester.
This shirt feels soft and smooth, making it comfortable to wear.
Open collar, circle buttons.

Note:

Since the size is manually measured, please allow a 1cm-3cm dimension difference.
As a result of the production batch, the light intensity photography effect will have a color difference.

Time of production: 3-5 business days.
Time Shipping: 12-15 days.