The Nascent Era of Hawaiian Shirts 

Transporting ourselves to the early 1920s, Hawaiian shirts emerge to meet the practical needs of residents. Crafted from kimono fabrics, these shirts showcase distinctive themes like Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms, waves, and ukiyo-e, embodying the influence of Japanese culture. In this period, Hawaiian shirts are more of a reflection of the pure and straightforward beauty of local traditions, serving as everyday attire for the residents.