Pau Hana Camp Shirt - Dress Blues
There’s legendary history and Hawaiian heritage stitched into every Reyn Spooner garment. Created in 1961, the story of Reyn Spooner began when someone showed him an inside-out shirt sewn by a local bartender/surfer in Hawaii. By combining the inside-out method with his own eye for more sophisticated prints and paired it with the classic tailoring of an oxford cloth shirt. Combining surfer “cool” with Ivy League traditionalism, the world's iconic Hawaiian shirts are now available at The Great Divide.
In Hawaii, when someone says it’s “Pau Hana” time, you know the work day is done and it’s time for a cocktail. This print showcases some of Reyn Spooner's pau hana drinks, such as the Mai Tai, and Hawaiian Sunset. It also incorporates some fun imaginary cocktails inspired by the Reyn Spooner story. Lahaina Lady takes its name from our iconic Lahaina Sailor print while Catalina Cooler is a nod to Catalina Island, where Reyn McCullough opened his first Reyn’s Menswear store. Is it Pau Hana time yet?
Details
- 100% Japanese Spun Rayon
- Classic Camp fit: Cut with a little extra room through the chest and body, with side vent, back box pleat for relaxed comfort, and camp collar.
- Full button front closure
- Short sleeve
- Print-matched left chest pocket
- Dry cleaning recommended, or machine wash cold on gentle, hang to dry