SunSurf is a Hawaiian shirt brand produced by Toyo Enterprises, the company known for SUGAR CANE and BuzzRickson's. It faithfully reproduces the beautiful patterns, colors, and details of vintage Hawaiian shirts, mainly from the 1930s to 1950s, which are now difficult to obtain and rare. It conveys the charm and atmosphere of the golden age of Hawaiian shirts to the present day. There are many things related to peacocks in Hawaii. One reason for this is that Princess Kaʻiulani, who became the last heir to the Hawaiian throne, loved the bird. She, along with her aunt Queen Liliʻuokalani, was immensely popular in Hawaii. Therefore, the peacock was considered a special existence, and it was also a popular motif for Aloha shirts produced in the 1950s. This work was printed by Kanebo (Kanegafuchi Spinning) for Ross Sutherland, a high-end men's clothing store in Honolulu. Recommended Comments The depiction of the peacock, overprinted with precise multi-color printing, is a sight to behold! Looking at it from the back, it's like a painting. The wide plain areas of the background also make the gorgeous motif stand out, which is an excellent design point. There is a pocket without a flap on the left chest. The print pattern placement varies for each product. Dry cleaning is recommended. Spare buttons are attached to the fiber label inside the body. Fabric: Rayon Kabe Crepe (has fine unevenness like kimono fabric and a smooth feel) Print: Overprint Buttons: Bamboo buttons Original Era: Late 1950s Original Manufacturer: ROSS SUTHERLAND Fabric: Rayon 100% (KABE CREPE) Made in JAPAN (日本製) Size: Width, Shoulder Width, Length M: 59.0cm, 50.0cm, 73.0cm L: 61.0cm, 53.0cm, 75.0cm XL: 64.0cm, 56.0cm, 77.0cm There may be slight variations in size for each individual item. Sizes are based on standard Japanese size indications. Retail Price: 18,480 yen Color: Blue