Hang Loose Men's Rayon Shirt – 100% Rayon, Made in Hawaii

The shaka — thumb and pinky extended, middle three fingers folded down — is the universal hand sign of Hawaii, a gesture that means aloha, relax, no worries, we're good. It originated in Hawaii and has spread across surf culture worldwide, but it still belongs most authentically to the islands where it was born. The Hang Loose shirt puts that spirit on fabric: the shaka and the surf culture it represents rendered in a print that is as relaxed and welcoming as the gesture itself. Made in Hawaii, USA from 100% rayon under the Two Palms Puanani label.

• Made in Hawaii, USA – By Two Palms (Puanani label)
• 100% Rayon – Soft, lightweight, and breathable for warm island weather
• Matched front pocket – Unlike imported shirts, the pocket matches the print
• Coconut shell buttons – Authentic Hawaiian craftsmanship
• Yoke with side pleats – Comfortable fit and full range of motion
• Straight bottom hem – Clean, relaxed look
• Ships from our Maui store – Fast, careful packing on every order

Why 100% Rayon?

Rayon is the fabric of choice for Hawaii's warm, humid climate. It's lighter than cotton, drapes beautifully, and breathes exceptionally well in 85°F heat and high humidity — keeping you cool and comfortable all day. That's why authentic Hawaiian shirt makers have used rayon for decades.

Why Buy from AlohaClothes?

• ✅ Made in Hawaii — Two Palms crafts authentic aloha wear right here in the islands
• ✅ Shaka and Surf Culture Print — Hawaii's most iconic hand gesture on fabric
• ✅ Matched Front Pocket — a hallmark of quality Hawaiian shirt making
• ✅ Ships from Our Maui Store — fast shipping from the heart of Hawaii

Perfect For

🤟 Surfers and surf culture fans • 🌴 Aloha Fridays • ✈️ Hawaii vacations • 🎉 Beach parties & luaus • 🎁 The most laid-back Hawaiian shirt gift

Size Guide – Two Palms Men's Rayon 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 shaka come from?
The shaka's exact origin is debated, but the most widely told story credits Hamana Kalili of Laie, Oahu, who lost three middle fingers in a sugar mill accident in the early 20th century. He became a railroad guard and would wave to children with his remaining thumb and pinky — and the gesture caught on. Whether or not this is the true origin, the shaka has been a symbol of Hawaiian aloha spirit since at least the mid-20th century and is now recognized worldwide as a symbol of Hawaii's relaxed, welcoming culture.

Is this made in Hawaii?
Yes! Made in Hawaii, USA by Two Palms under the Puanani label — authentic Hawaiian craftsmanship, not an import.

Does this run true to size?
Two Palms sizing differs slightly from other brands — always check the chest measurement chart above before ordering.