aloha shirt

And back on the mainland, vintage aloha shirts have become high style.

Most aloha shirts were bought by tourists, many of them Californians.

She watched him scoop up the aloha shirt that had been tossed onto the floor during the night.

That left the last man, in swimming trunks and an aloha shirt, out on the beach.

She touched the front of his pineapple aloha shirt.

Most important, he gave them the name by which they are called on the Hawaiian Islands, aloha shirts.

Always the Panama hat and the aloha shirt and the cane.

He loaded up on aloha shirts, bright socks, and gaudy ties.

She was not about to let one lone private detective in an aloha shirt fracture her composure.

Be sure to wear your best aloha shirt."

Highlights are used books on Hawaii, vintage business signs, a few true antiques and aloha shirts.

Coconut buttons are often used for Hawaiian aloha shirts.

This, notwithstanding the Hawaiian printed Aloha shirts he offers two years later.

"I'll bet three of my best aloha shirts that Daventry built a hidden safe somewhere in this wall."

The first Hawaiian's hand snaked beneath his aloha shirt.

Clay slipped off his aloha shirt and rolled over onto his stomach.

Leaders were given a specially designed aloha shirt as a gift but were not required to wear it for the photo.

Aloha shirts make ideal gifts and souvenirs, for they fold up to nothing in a suitcase.

"What's wrong with wearing Lederhosen with an aloha shirt?"

Larkin wore a blue and white aloha shirt that accented his beach-bum image.

The big dude who wears the dippy aloha shirts?"

Kariyushi shirts were created based on the Aloha shirt, generally designed with short sleeves and an open collar.

Office workers and bus drivers in town wear colorful aloha shirts as a uniform in summer.

Many of the original aloha shirts were made of a combination of silk and cotton.

Retail chains in Hawaii, including mainland based ones, may mass produce a single aloha shirt design for employee uniforms.