Hawaiian Historical Tee Shirts

Hawaiian Print Shirts for Men & Women

The Hawaiian culture is rich with a history that was greatly influenced by the travelers of North America and Europe. In the early years, the Hawaiians lived in a world all their own until European ships happened upon their islands and discovered the natural beauty and bounty of this wonderful tropical paradise we call Hawaii. The Hawaiian people of that day were greatly influenced by European sailors, travelers and religious leaders from other cultures of the world.

Our Hawaiian shirts attempt to depict some of the memories and events of those historical times. As time allows, we will add more Hawaiian T-Shirts and Hawaiian Clothing to this collection, and we are open to any suggestions or image contributions that you may have and would like to contribute to this effort to preserve Hawaiian history.

If you are of Hawaiian descent, wear these Aloha T-Shirts with aplomb, and, if you are of another culture, help us to bring out this wonderful and interesting history that is now one of the threads that weaves together our entire American culture. Wear a Tee Shirt with a Hawaiian historical print to bring about conversation that will help us to preserve the history of this beautiful place called Hawaii.

Click for larger image Hawaiian Print Monarchy Tee $24.00 This tee shirt depicts each of Hawaii's monarchs with their name and time span of rule. The last of the monarchs was a woman, Queen Lilí'uokalani.	Click for larger image Hawaiian Print Statehood Tee $22.00 This tee shirt shows the Hawaiian flag and the newspaper that announced statehood in 1950. Though it is difficult to read in such a small form, it was an actual newspaper.
Click for larger image Hawaiian Print Fisherman Tee $16.00 This design is an actual picture that is over one hundred years old in which you can see that the garb was a loin cloth, and the fisherman used a hand-woven net with which to catch his fish.	Click for larger image Hawaiian Print Welcome Tee $14.00 This is a typical greeter that tourists could expect to see when they landed at an airport or arrived by ship at a port in Hawaii in years not so far past; however, if you're lucky and your travel company has planned it for you, you still might encounter a similar greeting today.