Palm Ukulele Reverse Aloha Shirt – 100% Cotton, Made in USA

The ukulele — brought to Hawaii by Portuguese immigrants from Madeira in the 1870s and transformed into one of the most distinctly Hawaiian instruments in the world — pairs naturally with the coconut palm as a symbol of island life. Together they represent the sound and the setting of Hawaii: the palm's silhouette against the sky, the ukulele's bright, cheerful chord drifting across a lanai at sunset. Rendered in the muted, sophisticated tones of the reverse print — the inside-out fabric that Hawaii's business community has preferred for decades — this is the shirt that brings Hawaiian music culture to the office. Made in USA from 100% cotton by Go Barefoot, makers of the highest quality Hawaiian shirts since 1957.

• Made in USA – Go Barefoot, makers of the highest quality Hawaiian shirts since 1957
• 100% Cotton – Breathable, durable, and comfortable for all-day wear
• Reverse print – Fabric sewn inside out for muted, sophisticated color — preferred by Hawaii business professionals
• Palm and ukulele design – Two of Hawaii's most iconic symbols together
• 2-piece collar & full placket – Dressier construction than a standard aloha shirt
• Longhorn buttons – Distinctive Go Barefoot detail
• Matched Print Engineered Pocket – Precision-matched pocket print
• Side vents | back yoke with center pleats | straight bottom hem
• Two replacement buttons sewn into side hem
• Ships from our Maui store – Fast, careful packing on every order

Why Buy from AlohaClothes?

• ✅ Made in USA — Go Barefoot has crafted authentic Hawaiian shirts since 1957
• ✅ Palm and Ukulele — the sound and setting of Hawaii in one print
• ✅ Preferred by Business Professionals — the reverse print is the go-to formal aloha shirt in Hawaii's offices and boardrooms
• ✅ Ships from Our Maui Store — fast shipping from the heart of Hawaii

Perfect For

🎵 Ukulele players and music lovers • 🏢 Hawaii business and professional settings • 🌴 Aloha Fridays • ✈️ Hawaii vacations • 🎁 Gifts for the man who loves Hawaiian music culture

Size Guide – Go Barefoot Men's Shirt (shirt measurements in inches)

These are shirt measurements (not body measurements). Measure a shirt that fits you well across the chest and compare to the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where did the ukulele come from?
The ukulele was introduced to Hawaii in 1879 by Portuguese immigrants from Madeira and the Azores, who brought a small guitar-like instrument called the braguinha or machete. Hawaiian craftsmen adapted it, and King Kalakaua — a passionate musician — championed it at court, helping establish it as a distinctly Hawaiian instrument. Today Hawaii has its own ukulele-making tradition, with master luthiers crafting instruments from native koa wood that are prized worldwide.

Why do Hawaii business professionals prefer the reverse aloha shirt?
The reverse print's muted, faded tones give the shirt a more formal, understated appearance — professional enough for the office, but still authentically Hawaiian. In Hawaii, wearing a reverse aloha shirt to a business meeting or government function is entirely appropriate and widely respected.

Does this run true to size?
Go Barefoot shirts run generously — always check the chest measurement chart above before ordering.