Should You Wear Hawaiian Shirts?

[@armydude2706]

There's nothing better than hosting a barbeque and being the grill master wearing a Hawaiian shirt.... You will never change my mind.

[@MMaximmachinegun]

Couldn't agree more.

[@slicksnewonenow]

It's also practical.... Stains usually blend into the tasteful pattern. At least this is how I try to sell it to the Missus....😁

[@DarkLordOhmMaw]

i inherited a deceased familiar wardrobe, he was a vet that went to korea, so he was stopping regularly on Hawaii, bought a literal fuckton of beautiful Hawaiian shirts, and when he passed my aunt told me that i could keep them all. I literally wear hawaiian shirts daily (unless it's winter).

[@frakismaximus3052]

That's a nice connection!!

[@etymonlegomenon931]

What's a literal fuckton in metric? Not sure of the literal unit conversation

[@DarkLordOhmMaw]

@@etymonlegomenon931 it's a unit that means a lot of something

[@NeivGabay]

​@@etymonlegomenon931fucktons are in metric

[@etymonlegomenon931]

@@DarkLordOhmMaw And how many are in a literal fuckton?

[@ShaunBray]

Hawaiian shirts are daily business attire here in Hawaii! You'll look out of place without one!

[@DonaldRussell-nu3mv]

Here in Florida- no socks is standard casual- did Elvis or Tom S wear socks with his Hawaiian shirts- do you wear socks? are sandals or boat shoes the way to go?

[@kevinong1306]

@@DonaldRussell-nu3mv​​⁠If I recall correctly, Tom Selleck did not wear socks with his Hawaiian shirts or, if he did, they were no-see-um socks. Go the Magnum route: wear boat shoes!

[@wa4jd]

I work in IT, and my "uniform" at the office includes a Hawaiian shirt over neutral cargo pants and work boots, with a Fedora for going outdoors. I live in Florida where there are fewer than a score of days per year that require long sleeves. Compared to colleagues in polo shirts, I am likely to be picked out by new people as the manager in a given room, just because I'm wearing a button down shirt with a collar. I gave away my short sleeve solids, stripes, and plaids so I'm down to 90% Hawaiian shirts, with a few dress shirts and long sleeves for our few weeks of "winter".

[@ExpeditedProductions]

I pretty much wear a Hawaiian type shirt daily. I live at the beach, and live a rather Bond/Magnum sartorial lifestyle. Some really nice Sperry's, nice chinos, and a high end (Paradise Found) shirt with a nice Panama and I am good to go. When not wearing a Hawaiian, then a nice linen button down or a classic polo. Obviously, when wearing more formal attire the Hawaiian stays in the closet. What is funny is I have been wearing them for years. They seem to be coming back in style though. You're talking to a guy who wears Bass penny loafers too though!

[@dandiehm8414]

I too am rarely without a Hawaiian shirt in the summertime.

[@Seniormeowingtons]

ahh yes the M'Lady look.

[@OldLugnutz]

Spent much time in Hawai'i back in the late 80's. Bought more than a few suitcases full of really nice designs, and I still fit into most of them. I worked in the IT department of a large bank (in conservative New England), and wore a Hawaiian shirt every day. Eventually Corporate banned me from walking through the lobby and main offices during the day and banished me to the Ops center. Loved it! Glad the shirts are seeing some more respect these days.

[@dav2145]

To you sir, I give my respect!

[@CrocodileSwagger]

As a certified Florida man; a good linen spread collar shirt with flowers, pineapples, or stripes is akin to Superman and his cape. But you guys nailed it, the biggest difference between looking like a tourist and looking beach ready is in the fit, color, and how the shirt is worn.

[@DonaldRussell-nu3mv]

And no socks? right?

[@rdr2v1nce7]

I'm 16. Wearing a hawaian shirt I'd be considered well dressed.

[@philipthompson2436]

Same

[@harrybeck2417]

I definitely agree

[@frakismaximus3052]

So true 😂😂😂

[@etymonlegomenon931]

Listen man, well dressed is whatever chicks dig. If you wear a nice vintage Hawaiian shirt with some accessories that match it, I guarantee you'll be a happy man.

[@Quent5000]

​@@etymonlegomenon931Not necessarily true because some chicks don't have any sense of style

[@kcrad1527]

High contrast patterned shortsleeve buttonups are just nice to have and use in summer months. Floral patterns aside its simply nice to use.

[@300-blkout]

My marine science teacher wore a Hawaiian shirt quite literally every day! I love em

[@kornfedboy]

Hawaiian shirts work great for helping not to "print" with concealed carry!

[@restingraven2649]

Fantastic

[@nigelmullen9546]

I have a collection of around 100 vintage to modern Hawaiian shirts from the 50's to modern, I would say get then from Hawaii or maybe Japan, RJC, Sun surf, Paradise found etc, also personally I think Rayon is one of the best fabrics for the shirts, not only is it very traditional but it seems to just fit better and flow better when you are wearing it.

[@Englishfitness2025]

I agree with you about Japan also, living in Japan myself I have found many decent quality Hawaiian shirts. I own a few and they're perfect for the beach.

[@rodneyp9590]

I was with you until rayon. I never get bo but after a day in rayon I can smell myself

[@jeecee3948]

Yes, the advice in this video to avoid rayon is simply ahistorical.

[@richardfox587]

I've been wearing Hawaiian shirts since 1986. I'm 55 and have 8 Hawaiian shirts now. I wear them mostly on vacation, cookout, and just hanging out at home on weekends during the summer.

[@doylemurphy152]

Live in Northeastern Oklahoma during the summer. When it is 95 degrees with the 65% humidity, they rock.

[@halleuz1550]

Yes! I have around 20 Hawai'i-made aloha shirts. For me they are part of my 1950s style.

[@Local_CryptidMN]

My experience may be very different, but while working in a rather laid-back warehouse I've actually gotten a compliment on one of my Hawaiian shirts. I usually get mine from thrift stores and pick ones with much more subtle colors, such as my ivory + dull green Tabasco shirt.

[@Dorelaxen]

The warehouse I work at does Hawaiian shirt Fridays, so I have several. I go with either black or blue base colors and then floral or sunset/beach patterns (I have a really nice synthwave sunset one that's just amazing). Nothing overly garish (I dress in a lot of 80's style, so that's often my thing), and I usually avoid the bright neon colors. I like 'em, and I too get compliments oh them often. It's a nice change from the usual solid black and dark blue t-shirts I wear to work daily.

[@bbrebozo6417]

Rodd & Gunn has nice Hawaiian style shirts that are Hawaii office appropriate (not the tourist style Hawaiian shirt à la Nick Nolte booking photo). They can be found at Nordstrom (fewer & more subdued colors, smaller patterns). I wear their linen ones on island (even under a linen or giro inglese sport weave coat…). The ones you showed are more like tourist style ones.

[@WallaceLivingFree]

Wearing mine at Pattaya, today, feel very comfortable .

[@sholemepstein]

I grew in South Florida during the 50s and 60s where I would lived most of my life. In the 1980s and 90s they were a regular part of my casual attire. At one point the girl I was living with bought us matching Hawaiian shirts, which I thought was too cute by two.

[@Ravenwood1936]

Hawaiian shirts were heavily popularized during the early 1940s because a lot of GI's on bases would wear them in replace of class b uniforms. It's basically like leisureware minus the tie

[@billyo54]

I've never been a fan of the Hawaian shirt. If I were to wear one I would suggest a single colour against a single muted background. However, I do possess a couple of seersucker shirts with tiny floral pattern. I find them cooling to wear in warm weather and much more attractive to the eye.

[@wa4jd]

I have a decent percentage of Hawaiian shirts which are tones of the same color, and they make good choices for days when I am blending in rather than being a peacock.

[@JeffWilkinson]

I have half a dozen Hawaiian shirts in my wardrobe in various prints and fabrics. That and shorts are the staple casual look for older gentlemen here in Central Florida where the summer temperatures are regularly in the mid-to-upper 90s.

[@mojave1434]

If you want a Hawaiian shirt and maximize versatility they make them in solid colors, personally my favorites are a burgundy Ralph Lauren with light green and off-white flowers, the other is a solid light blue. Both of these look great with chinos or dark wash denim, paired with boat shoes/chukka boots and they look good. Both are a heavy cotton/linen blend.

[@westfieldartworks8188]

Hawaiian shirts work in the right settings. I used to wear one in the summer months out to the bars. But I find it's a shirt that you'll rarely if ever get a compliment on, nor will you ever really give another person a compliment on theirs. It's just a loose fitting, loud-ish shirt, that works in a fun way in some environments, and no more.

[@hatman4818]

ps, this was when I was stationed in Okinawa. So at least it fit with the environment. It screamed "I would rather be doing literally anything else but this."

[@dirtywaterpj_dj]

I have half a dozen of them. I’ll only wear them on hot, sunny days. All are traditional floral styles but my favourite has retro style cocktails on it.

[@Raycheetah]

My family lived in Honolulu when I was a kid. My older brother amassed a significant collection of Aloha shirts, which later came down to me. I wear them (and newer ones I purchased for myself) nowadays as soon as the weather is warm enough, either buttoned up, or open, with a complimentary tee-shirt visible underneath (and a Panama hat). I get a lot of positive comments from strangers wherever I go. =^[.]^=

[@Dr.D21]

How old are you. I’m 15 and I love the style you are talking about.

[@Raycheetah]

@@Dr.D21 Heheh. I go WAY back, but I try to be young at heart, or at least not "old." =^[.]^=

[@SlackHoffman]

I’ve been wearing Reyn Spooner Hawaiian 🌺 Shirts since the 70’s 🤙

[@ExpeditedProductions]

Great video. I adore my Paradise Found shirts. As a big Magnum fan they are fun and classic. While most of their options are rayon, they also provide cotton offerings, as well. They are the original providers for the Magnum shows and offer other designs as well.

[@slicksnewonenow]

Paradise Found are really great!

[@ExpeditedProductions]

@@slicksnewonenow I absolutely love mine. They run large though. 6'3", 180. I usually wear a large polo or classic sport shirt. I wear a medium really comfortably in Paradise Found products. My wife was worried when I wore a Jungle Bird shirt on a certain day in October a few years ago....now she is.the one that buys them for me. They are fantastic when appropriate

[@frakismaximus3052]

Just hope you are talking about the first run of Magnum with Selleck and the epic portrayal of Higgins by the very under rated John Hillerman!

[@slicksnewonenow]

@@ExpeditedProductions hahaha 🤣.... I get in Dutch for wearing my Hawaiian shirts at "inappropriate" times, too!👍

[@Roberto-tu5re]

I am just exploring the world of Hawaiian shirts and love them for summer. I live on the Med and they suit my summer boho shabby look, plus they a re so cool.

[@ralphmarkasher]

Lots of people in San Diego including Navy personnel wear Hawaiian shirts. I work for the Navy in Monterey Ca and many current and retired personnel wear one even where the temp can be in the 60s.

[@kevinong1306]

4:56 Wow! Excellent pronunciation of both Japanese and Chinese names! Well done, Preston! 👏 Yes, wear that blue Aloha shirt more often, Preston! You look great in it! 👌

[@LatimusChadimus]

One thing I've learned from a PI is that they're great for conceal carry. Alright, pun me up Preston!

[@gordonbrandt9739]

I have no Hawaiian shirts however when I lived in Florida I had several versions of the Cuban guayabera style shirts. Maybe you could do a similar episode on them?

[@ernestturner915]

Guayabara shirts are very fashionable and look great..

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

In Florida, 2020s the 🇨🇺 trend with Tommy Bahamas is far more common than HI-Aloha shirts.

[@4ninefine199]

Good overall video. I think one thing you should have expanded on is original, "vintage" brand names. I find many great Original Aloha Shirts from the '60s and '70s at thrift stores and even places like The Salvation Army for $8 to $14. Thay are often in nearly new condition as they are not an everyday wear item. In fact I have the Exact same shirt that you are wearing in this video. Aloha🌺

[@GXDoubleX]

I friggn' LOVE Aloha shirts! I only wear them on weekends with shorts during the summer months or when I'm in Hawaii, but I wear them every chance I get. The majority of my Aloha shirts are from Gitman Vintage and I try to stick with more tasteful prints. I find them to be less baggy than the typical Aloha shirts and they fit me pretty well.

[@oldhollywoodbriar]

The rule of the Hawaiian 🌺 shirt is to go vintage.

[@gentlemansgazette]

Interesting! Any vintage brands to look out for in your experience?

[@oldhollywoodbriar]

@@gentlemansgazette It’s better to search by era; ebay is a good place. I have a friend in Hollywood who has a collection. Roll the sleeves, carve the pencil mustache, get a nice hat and voila.

[@morgangallowglass8668]

Hawaiian shirts are HAPPINESS!

[@Pilzmaxe]

I was about to say: you cant layer a hawai Shirt with anything except the red leather jacket from Fight Club...then YOU said it. 😂

[@gentlemansgazette]

The first rule of menswear... 😅

[@Englishfitness2025]

Ah Preston. Your videos always lift me up. Thanks to all of you

[@gentlemansgazette]

Thanks for the support, Charlie!

[@lawrencewilhelm7095]

I live on Longboat Key, offshore form Sarasota, Florida. All I wear every day are 'Hawaiian' shirts, unless I'm dressing up. I am retired so there's no office to be concerned about. I rarely wear long pants with them but if I do, it's usually white linen. If I wear a solid shirt, I'll wear a small patterned short. If a patterned or embroidered shirt, then solid shorts. I also wear only casual slip-on shoes with no socks & no undershirt. I also have a large collection of 'Longboat Key' ball caps to coordinate with my outfits. Nearly all of my shirts are from Tommy Bahama or Cubra Vera, mostly silk. I always feel totally sharp dressed this way.

[@standarddev1485]

Between my polo’s and these as summertime staples. Often with blazers in evening. Paired with mocs, loafers, even cowboy boots - usually exotic texture leather. Jeans, slacks, shorts. Laid back, care-free, fun/easy and comfortable in the heat and sun. I also live in Reno, and anything more formal than yoga pants and PJ’s are well-dressed. Jeans and a T-shirt gets comments like “why dressed up?” Save the suits for funerals, job interviews and christenings I say. If my shirt triggers you; it’s not the shirt that troubles you. If it angers the fashion Gods; so be it. I’ll know even if for a moment I’ve gotten their attention and wink back with delight and aloha.

[@larrycooper7261]

We retired to Costa Rica a number of years ago, and as you might expect I acquired a number of what I refer to as "tropical" shirts. We have just returned to the States, and I brought all of them with me. I love them. In fact, I bought one earlier this year that has garnered more favorable comments than any other piece of clothing I have ever worn!

[@mannyfan165]

I don’t believe anyone actually considers Hawaiian shirts to be alt right or cultural appropriation. Just wear what you like, guys, and make sure it looks good to you.

[@Pogokoala]

I too, was confuse by that statement. Anyone even a far left can hear Hawaiian shirt. I felt like this OP went over his head with the whole Cultural Appropriation subject. I just don't see how it can be Cultural Appropriation if the propose of making these shirt was meant for consumers or tourist who travel to Hawaii at the time. I'm Cuban, live in Florida we have a lot of Hawaiian shirt from here, I am not hawaiian and still wear they're shirt, and most likely because it is very very comfortable to wear them especially in the heat. It beats better than wearing a hoodie, sunglass, and a mask with heavy duty pants and a bookbag god knows what under 98 degree weather. It just seem more logical to wear Hawaiian shirts.

[@Erik_Swiger]

I've never owned an actual Hawaiian shirt, but a long time ago, I had something in a neutral, natural color, with a sort of silk-screen print of plants on it, and it had wooden buttons. If I had to ascribe characteristics to it, I'd say it was a "Japanese" shirt. It was beautiful and not gawdy and I wish I still had something like it.

[@RedsBox91]

Love Hawaiian shirts. I got two high-quality one while in vacation in Hawaii, and then got another vintage one used on eBay (both Made in Hawaii). As a northern Italian now living in San Diego, California, I've come to embrace the beach lifestyle and I wear them regularly. I see that my Italian friends don't like them, but I can see that they just don't "get it," that's all.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I'm 52. I say buy a traditional HI or aloha shirt while on vacation. Not a mall in Wichita KS. 🏖 Spooner designs are cool as are the Magnum PI, US Wings.

[@frankmartinez4856]

17:15 my shirt have pink flamingos, w/ palm trees, florals 😊

[@rogerr.8507]

I wear these with suit jackets 👌 but it looks a lot like Yakuza 😆

[@shoutshollers]

I'm wearing one right now! Reyn Spooner makes excellent Hawaiian shirts

[@alicetelford9027]

They’re known for the reverse print.

[@underground1158]

I love them wearing. Specially on vacation and beach party. It's confy and relax. Easy to wash and fast dry.

[@iridiumscribe4915]

I had a Hawaiian Shirt when I was a child in the 90s. My father bought it for me when we were on vacation in California. I remember we went to a shop that sold Hawaiian goods at Disneyland and we both got one that day and wore them in the park. I wore the heck out of that shirt until I outgrew it. I remember really well that it was a sky blue color with palm trees and red macaws. There was some floral on it as well, don't remember what else was on it, but it really did make me stand out when I wore it to school all the time. All my classmates wanted one.

[@David-nx2vm]

Lived and worked in Hawaii for nine years. Wore Hawaiian shirts at work almost every day. The fabric, print, and shirt maker makes all the difference. I am partial to Tori Richard cotton lawn fabric, more muted prints. I had some silk shirts too but they were too delicate. Reyn Spooner was also popular when I lived there, but I found the fabric too scratchy. Whatever you do, don’t buy the $9.99 ABC store special.

[@sukmykrok3388]

I don't follow the social political standards at all, so anyone that claims "cultural appropriation" on me will always go ignored. I don't have time for that.

[@jeecee3948]

Exactly. It's absurd to even mention it in the video and give it legitimacy.

[@StrawB0ss]

Got time to write a comment about it tho 🤔

[@sukmykrok3388]

@@StrawB0ss that's right!

[@Pilzmaxe]

I have: one polyester hawaian Shirt with pink blue florals (deliciously horrible) One polyester long sleeves hawaian Shirt with leaves and butterflies One long sleeves cotton shirt with cranes and roses One itian silk shirt with florals All of them work well with the Fight Club Jacket. Don't forget gold jewlery for a more pimpish look. I wear this mostly to spite people.

[@jon6309]

I live in Hawaii so of course I will wear them but I am very nit picky. I go for very sharp elegant aloha shirt designs and avoid the bright tacky ones that are known to be worn by tourist. My favorite brand is Tori Richards!

[@MrBrewskiDrewski]

I got two authentic Hawaiian shirts from my brother two years ago when he was on his honeymoon. I love them, but barely wear them because I don’t want to ruin them.😅

[@lynnglidewell7367]

I wear Hawaiian shirts continuously during Summer months here in the deep South. Through Labor Day that's my look. I'm careful not to wear anything to brash or loud however. A Panama hat is always on my head as well. I wear loafers never sandals that's not a flattering look in my opinion. For slacks, white, light blue, tan, are the usual colors. I do occasionally wear a sport coat with a Hawaiian shirt which is fine look for evening wear. My only other Summer look if not an Hawaiian shirt outfit is a light blue Seer Sucker Suite. Which also looks smashingly good!

[@IanJudge]

Would enjoy hearing your thoughts on other classic casual shirts like camp shirts, shirt-jacs, casual knit shirts etc.

[@agentoffortune74]

I remember about a decade or so ago when bowling shirts had some popularity ala Charlie Scheen.

[@frakismaximus3052]

Smashmouth!!!!

[@The_Waxman]

A man in a Hawaiian shirt is comfortable with himself and doesn't give 5 f's what anyone thinks..we rock that

[@kevin-jg5nq]

I have to admit I like Hawaiian shirts. My favorite one - out of a few - was handmade in Hawaii.

[@Redplant99]

Another reason for the increasing popularity of Hawaiian shirts on the mainland after WW 2 was the large number of servicemen who passed through the islands (or were stationed there) during that time. Many brought some back with them when they returned home.

[@007cheburashka]

Hawaiian shirt is a necessity in the summer, love them!

[@Don_Salieri1899]

There is a time and place

[@hannamakela6989]

I had a bad feeling about this...But, as so often with the GG "Should you..?" series, I was positively surprised.

[@landobrand21]

Love Hawaiian shirts. I have 10, and most are silk from Tommy Bahama. There is an outlet store nearby. We have Hawaiian shirt Fridays where I work during the summer. Thanks for the video. I think the channel is great.

[@gentlemansgazette]

We appreciate the support!

[@yussofross1417]

I literally wore one yesterday on my day off.😂

[@Michael_R1957]

Like Preston, I only have one Hawaiian Shirt, and it too was a gift. I’ve only worn it a couple of times. Don’t really know if I’ll purchase any additional ones. Nothing against it, but it just doesn’t really seem to fit my style. Another wonderful Preston video. Thanks

[@alicetelford9027]

We call them Aloha shirts in Hawaii. 🤙🏽

[@annewithane7876]

I think im the only woman here! My husband loves to wear Hawaiian shirts basically all day every day and he has a lot of nice ones (we live in Florida). He pairs them with a sport jacket and long pants for church.. it looks pretty good but i feel like it needs some slight change to pull the look together into something more formal and Im not sure what. So any suggestions would be welcome!

[@stellarsjay1773]

Rayon is actually made from wood pulp, which means it can be considered a natural fibre. I’m sure that’s why it is so comfortable to wear. As a cheaper option, it could also drop that cost per wear aspect as well.

[@Acemans]

I wear Hawaiian shirts on casual Friday

[@docsnider8926]

No, most people who wear them, think they look like Magnum, but in reality more like Fatty Arbuckle.

[@frakismaximus3052]

That's a sobering contrast.

[@chronovore3726]

I have a couple of nice ones from Hawaii in linen. I like them and they definitely have their place. Note that the "alt right" lifted this idea from the regular-right or libertarian-leaning concealed carry community, which had long ago discovered that Hawaiian shirts are excellent casual cover garments. BTW, have you ever done a video on the style challenges of carrying a concealed firearm?

[@blakejanssen1135]

As an avid Hawaiian shirt wearer, I approve this message!!

[@jamierife7789]

YES, and Thomas Magnum agrees!

[@R4zOr_1st_Comment_Enthusiast]

I definitely like my Hawaiian shirts to fit bigger than my other button up collared shirts 👕

[@sb02907]

I wear one every Friday to work. I picked them up while in hawaii

[@gentlemansgazette]

Nice! What sort of colors and patterns do you own?

[@sb02907]

@@gentlemansgazette I have a pale blue one with palm tree motifs, as maroon one with palm tree motifs, two beige/cream colored ones with various motifs, and I also have a beige one with Mickey mouse motifs. That one I picked up from the Disney resort. Is it the best quality? No, but it's a fun one that isn't overly bold and it's still very nice to wear!

[@mmontagart]

I bought a dachund print in a mid century style. It is the penultimate summer garden party shirt!

[@richardpajarillo4136]

As someone living in Hawaii, yes, wear them on Aloha Fridays. All my constructions workers do 😂

[@zunedog31]

"Oh oh and I almost forgot.. next Friday - is Hawaiian shirt day. ...so uh, if you want to, wear a Hawaiian shirt- and jeans." Office Space lol

[@shrimpfry880]

an unbuttoned bright red hawaiian shirt with a tank top is amazing

[@davidnorth9390]

A Gentleman's Reminder: REMEMBER the BUTTONS! Classic "wooden" buttons denote authenticity and respect for tradition. ALOHA!

[@richardsavila]

I like Tanoa Aloha shirts. More of a geometric Polynesian style. They’re in the Ala Moana Center in Honolulu.

[@fumanpoo4725]

Yes.

[@edt6290]

I wear one in the office over 5.11's every Wednesday. And have had quite few compliments.

[@choccymilk2960]

Hello Gentelman's Gazette i have recently bought a messenger bag and i was wondering if you guys could do a video about styling men's bags and their history.

[@gentlemansgazette]

We've previously made videos about attache cases and tote bags, which are perhaps closest to messenger bags: www.gentlemansgazette.com/timeless-or-trend-tote-bags/?

[@DKostK]

How about a review of the Guayabera?

[@EZBISME]

Great posting

[@Deckotaocho]

Aloha shirts are not just for Aloha fridays in hawaii. This are professional wear also cuz of the weather

[@tomortale2333]

ABSOLUTELY wear em...most h.shirt weares have 50 plus easily a 100 rd.....

[@janerkenbrack3373]

Yes I have Hawaiian shirts. I got them in Hawaii. I started owning and occasionally wearing them when I went to Hawaii with the Navy, though living in California in the early 80s made wearing these shirts a little easier. Now that I'm in Michigan, I find fewer occasions for this item of attire. And thanks for mentioning (without saying their name) the anti-government groups that have adopted the Hawaiian shirt as a uniform. We should be aware of them, and take care that we don't choose the wrong time to wear one of these shirts and be confused by others.

[@mrmarkus7181]

Sun surf shirts made in Japan ! Top quality 👌

[@SlackHoffman]

Reyn Spooner are the original Hawaiian 🌺 shirts from 1956 🤙

[@a31ken]

For Aloha Shirts, although pricey go with Reyn Spooner or Sig Zane. I'm from Hawai'i btw.

[@jasonangulo7257]

I was thinking you guys review the show Downton Abbey. I was thinking maybe you should also review all the men’s wardrobe in the film titanic.

[@dkrappenschitz9513]

Wow gentlemen's gazette and wonderboy thompson isn't a combination i thought I'd ever see

[@gentlemansgazette]

😂

[@regcrowder9010]

I'm very happy with some Hawaiian shirts I buy from a supplier in Germany.

[@basscatcheraz2180]

There are only 2 occasions when it is acceptable to wear a Hawaiian shirt. If you are actually in Hawaii or if you are a Fed.

[@kevinong1306]

Hawaiian shirts are a cultural staple in Hawaii and I’m not just talking luaus; they are worn at weddings as well as funerals. Hawaiian shirts paired with slacks are the equivalent to a suit in the islands. 🏝️

[@reynoltrevino2039]

Please do a video about Elvis Presley's style! Especially during the fifties and sixties, back when he wore actual clothes rather than costumes out in public! 🙏🏼