This Course Polo features our Heʻikelau print on Overcast material with Azure ink. 

Heʻikelau

ʻUlu continues to be a favorite subject.  The tree is a magnet, an attraction because of its beauty, the delicious fruit, and the iconic leaves.

The breadfruit is the first plant that a graphic designer begins his journey with us.  It is the prerequisite design just as in kui kapa .  Once they complete their first fabric layout with the breadfruit, they are then able to work with other art.

Close inspection of its leaf, fruit, and branches, underscores familiarity.  Knowing the nuances of the plant gives the designer a solid foundation for the work ahead.

Heʻikelau can be translated as “A Knowledge Blossoming”.  Figuratively, we translate it as “A Knowledge Proliferates”.

PILIPONO

Running errands, driving the ball into the 7th hole, or sitting at your favorite watering hole, you’d be quite comfortable in these polo shirts.  With grab and run lifestyles, these shirts are perfect for swift costume changes.  Wash, hang to dry, and go!

Pilipono refers to “well matched” or “well suited.”  The comfort level exceeds most articles of clothing so we are playing with our ʻōlelo and we translate “pili-pono” as “perfectly aligned.”  

Polo Details: 

• Front button closure
• Anti Odor Technology
• Collared neckline
• Relaxed fit
• Material: 86% Polyester 14% Elastane Knitted Fabric