S/S Hawaiian Shirt “MEXICO”

DS-2696 S/S Hawaiian Shirt “MEXICO”

100% Rayon

BLUE GRAY is sold out.
Size 40 is sold out.

A faithful reproduction of the textile that existed in the 1950s.

In the 1950s, the US was experiencing a resort boom, and tourism to neighboring countries like Cuba, Jamaica, and Costa Rica became commonplace.

Among them, one of the most popular Caribbean countries was Mexico. Originally a neighbor of the United States, Mexico had many immigrants. There was a lot of cultural exchange, and even today there are many people of Mexican origin in the southwestern part of the country. We have produced a Hawaiian shirt based on the original textile that depicts their lives.

Along with tropical palm trees and pineapples, the design features a farmer wearing a sombrero and a mariachi singer with a guitar, with cacti in the background.

The material is rayon filament. Thin, strong rayon thread is tightly twisted and woven to give it a glossy, cool feel. It can be said to be the best material for Hawaiian shirts.

Try putting it on and imagine you're at a resort in the Caribbean. You'll almost hear the lively mariachi music.

Click here to see the Boshu Uchiwa "MEXICO" fan that uses the same textile .