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The Hawaiian/Aloha shirt has always held a special place in my heart. Despite not wearing them as often as I used to, I still consider them as summer casual style par excellence. As for my initial inspiration for wearing them, it was neither Elvis nor Tom Selleck but Chunk from the Goonies.😆
I was half wondering if this was going to be some sort of clickbait trick but it actually turned out to be an awesome video! The truth is I always liked the look of Hawaiian shirts. Even when I started becoming more style conscious, I felt guilty that I still liked the look of them. This made me feel a lot better! 😅
My Hawaiian shirts are mostly silk, some blends, but I take care of them like dress shirts, dry cleaned only. It doesn’t cost much. They are kinda vintage and still look and feel great. Linen pants, nice dress shorts,dressy sandals.
"Burn Notice" (2007-13) Bruce Campbell's Navy SEAL character Sam Axe rocked the Polynesian for 7 season / 111 episodes on location in Miami. I wore a Hilo Hattie's for every university final.
Aloha Antonio, subscriber here from Hawai’i! Love watching your videos May I suggest some brands that are more commonly worn here by locals: Reyn Spooner Sig Zane Manaola Hawaiian Force I work at a school and these are some of the shirt brands that the guy teachers wear on a daily basis. Paired most commonly with slacks but also seen with jeans or khakis
The key to a formal look with a Hawaiian shirt is matching it up with the jacket: I have a white and black tapa pattern shirt from Tahiti that works well with a black suit. For a rock look, unbuttoned black Hawaiian shirts with traditional Hibiscus patterns look great with a black and white merch tee-shirt and black jeans.
Love my Hawaiian shirt collection. I have a few from Aloha FunWear. I’m not sponsored by them. I just googled them when I wanted an authentic vintage 80s and modern Magnum PI look. I love Brad Pitt’s look with an open one and a white tee underneath as well.
Antonio - Do a video on wearing the guayabera! It’s been one of my faves for a long time and is perfect for the summer, but a lot of people who wear them make similar mistakes to those of the Hawaiian shirt.
Those are a staple in my summer shirts inventory (besides the Hawaiians of course) Have been wearing my guayaberas for years. I prefer light blue to white because I am white. Good choice.
I've always wondered, outside of the patterns, is there much of a difference between the Hawaiian shirt and a camp shirt? Obviously the camp shirt is a little less ostentatious, but the fit and fabric are very similar, right?
🤣Sorry Antonio, I live in Hawai'i and every shirt on your video, say "Im a Tourist". Get solid colors with maybe 1-2 other colors on top, too much colors and designs(scream. I'm a Tourist). Flower designs are popular in Hawai'i. If you do not want to stick out, I would suggest buying the "Aloha Shirt" from brands like Manuheali'i, Manaola, Sig Zane, Po Mahina Designs, Kahulale'a, Kauluae, Hawaiian Force, Dezigns by Kamohoali'i, Ari South, Hawai'i's Finest, Nake'u Awai, Reyn Spooner, etc. They are all online and make beautiful designs, they would give you instant respect among locals(as someone in the know), and not a "tourist".
I'm a big fan of Hawaii and the Aloha shirt. Having made four trips to the Islands, I can tell you that a guy there looks out of place wearing any shirt other than a Hawaiian. The oldest surviving piece in my wardrobe is a gorgeous two-tone blue with a gold hibiscus-heavy motif with a few palm tree leaves thrown in for good measure. I bought it about 30 years ago, and it still wears fantastic. It goes with pretty much every color of shorts or jean conceivable. Ho'omaluhia, gents!
I work as a chemical consultant at a swimming pool store, so Hawaiian shirts have been a year round wardrobe staple for me for years. PS if you’re reading this and have a pool, please go shock it.
Oh Yeah! Hawaiian shirt plus chinos... I love It! I have 6 of them... quality pieces and still rocking it in my early 60's. Something similar but less casual is my barong shirt... from the Philippines. Super cool, very comfortable and worn with a perfectly white fitted T shirt, dressier trousers with a sharp watch.... great for an evening out in tropical climes.
It's nice to see you and guy's from Gentelmen's gazette doing some of this casual clothing videos. And of course the Hawaiian shirt is my favourite summer garment. I very mutch like there floral pattern designs. Very refreshing.
Silk Hawaiian shirts are mint. You can wash them in a bag in cold water and hang dry them. After several washes, you can totally throw them in with other well-washed colorfast clothing, and machine dry them. They do lose that silky feeling after a while of this, but they keep their shape and colors, and drape just as well as before. I wouldn’t spend much north of $150 for a new silk Hawaiian shirt, and of course they can be had pre-owned for much less. Just don’t be afraid to wear them!
I never would have imagined you ever putting in a good word about the Hawaiian shirt. Casual dress has its place and it’s a very large place indeed. So why not?! I’ll have to keep my eye out for one. A change of pace for a beach party or vacation.
I tried Hawaiian shirts made of linen last year & got compliments on them. I mostly was wearing them unbuttoned over a sleeveless shirt with chino pants
To me, rayon is the only way to go with Hawaiian shirts. From what I understand, rayon was the original material was rayon. All of mine are made of rayon. I love the feel of them and am always on the lookout for more.
I have some technology inspired Hawaiian shirts on my wishlist, I might buy them after seeing this video. The only Hawaiian shirt in my collection I bought as a joke because it has black cats on it showing their eyes, it's funny and I get a lot of compliments with it lol. Best $35 I've ever spent
So many style “experts” give Hawaiian shirts a bad rap. I love my collection and look forward to wearing them every summer. I wish you would’ve covered what shoes to wear with them.
My favorite Hawaiian shirt has an Hibiscus motif, with a red, green, and white color scheme! Since I'm a shorter guy, I generally prefer to tuck my shirts in, especially when I'm wearing shorts. I like a 5" inseam and 11" rise (outseam - inseam = rise), but if I leave my shirt untucked, it can make me look like I'm Donald Ducking my outfit. Tucking in my shirt raises my waistline, makes my outfit look a little more vintage, and makes me feel like I'm a more average height. 15/15 would recommend tucking shirts into shorts more often than not!
I never thought I'd wear hawaii shirts - too loud for my taste. But then I found this beige one, a bit like the one at 12:25. For the less confident among us, it's a good place to start I'd say.
Thanks Anthony! Used to wear them all of the time but I lost 45 Lbs. a number of years ago. So, now into the "fitted look" and just got an updated single shirt (instead of a crazy closet collection of shirts too large).
Fantastic video, Antonio! I have three Hawaiian shirts and I mainly wear them with blue jeans and khaki shorts. I like my blue Haggar Hawaiian shirt a lot. I usually wear it with jeans.
Another good sign of quality is if the placket lines up with the pattern. Cheaper shirts don’t do this to save material but better quality, and of course more expensive, brands do. If you find a cheaper shirt with a lined up placket, then by all means buy it. I swear by Tommy Bahama camp shirts, every one I have has a lined up placket and right on or very close (not perceptible) sleeve joints, back yoke and collar. Plus they are washable silk(older ones) or silk blend (newer ones) which are very cool in the heat but require more care. Just avoid the splash panel ones with the witty half naked mermaids, life preservers and other billboards on the back. You’re not a 16 year old trust fund party animal. Believe me Gents, I have been rocking Hawaiian shirts for decades and the ladies notice the quality, feel and details like good buttons, material and pattern line up. And the labels, you can bet your @$$ they know the labels!
The salesman at the reyn spooner shop at Ala Moana said that when locals do wear aloha shirts, it’s usually floral or tapa prints in muted colors. It’s also gonna be reverse print, meaning that what’s usually the inside of the fabric is on the outside, meaning the color is even more muted. Also, in Hawaii, aloha shirts are formal, just not the bright, tacky, tourist ones
Thomas Magnum would beg to differ on some of these points 😂 I think tucking it in elevates the look soo much and it’s still casual but you don’t look sloppy.
Interesting video and very informative. I prefer to wear my Hawaiian shirts with chinos or other lightweight trousers/pants, rather than with denim jeans and not a lot of jewellery/accessories.
A v-neck t-shirt: the collar flows naturally with the drape of the shirt's own collar/lapels.🤌🤌 The v-neck also adds structure+evens out the shirt's form if worn over a less-than-perfect body. Question for Antonio: I've been light-heartedly told by 2 separate women that a v-neck at times peeking out at chest-level just under the shirtline may look a bit sexual or suggestive: what do you think?? For everyone else: wrong answers only.
Dude, v necks definitely are my go-go choice if I wear an undershirt with my Hawaiian shirts. And a peeking v neck is only suggestive on the odd numbered days ;)
I read real Hawaiian shirts use the "camp" collar (not button down). But I notice that almost all Reyn Spooner shirts are button down. What's the deal with that? Thanks for any comments on this. And wearing solid color pants seems the only way to go, since if you wear patterned shorts it's a bit much.
As a man who loves my Hawaiian shirts (even though my girlfriend despises when I wear them) I needed this video, though I do have some thoughts of my own that conflict with some of the mistakes you mentioned. Specifically there are two that I don't agree with. The first is point #4 that jeans don't mix with Hawaiian shirts (except in the styles you mentioned). I have mixed mine with plenty of different jeans, and they have always worked well together. Probably my favorite combo has been my shirts with a nice dark blue pair of Levi 501s. In general I am not a shorts guy, so that definitely plays into my thoughts. I also disagree with mistake #6, but I get where you're coming from. Now I generally only wear a plain white t shirt underneath if I have an undershirt at all, and I mix it up between a crew nexk or v neck. Again, personal thing here, but some of my shirts don't fit the best, I got a majority of them as a bundle, and they're all from the 60s-90s, so sizing and different makers mean they aren't all identical in size. So for the ones I have that maybe dont look the best buttoned up, I'll throw on an undershirt and leave them unbuttoned, and they look great! Or if I maybe want a little bit of a barrier between the Hawaiian shirt and I, I'll throw one on then. I just don't see it looking "sloppy", at least not on me. I will say I 100% agree with your last point! If you aren't confident wearing it, it ain't gonna work. Everytime I put mine on I know that I look awesome, and I know I feel awesome! You really just have to own it, and convince yourself that you're the coolest person in the room.
Well Im a south american guy, that means xmas is full summer time. I Do have a real cotton hawaiian shirt with santas design and man... Its a total hit. So, I with you Antonio! Thank for this quality content
In the 1970’s on the television series MASH, the doctors wore Hawaiian shirts on their off hours. It gave appeal of being an expert in your field. Later George Lucas and Steven Spielberg would wear them on their sets.
For some reason I never considered wearing a Hawaiian shirt. But I came across 2 that I bought from a garage sale that really cool from the 60s or 70s. So that got me looking for or at Hawaiian shirts on eBay and bought 2 last night. I love learning something new, so I wanted to see what was on eBay and see if I could figure out the things to look for besides what catches your eye. I remember in the 80s, many old Hawaiian shirts from the 40s and 50s were going for a lot and highly collectible. So I was wondering if they still hold up in value for the older ones and if ppl. are still collecting them?
Reyn Spooner makes a line of Christmas themed shirts under the brand name Mele Kalikimaka. They're somewhat collectible, as they release one design per year.
Been trying to find a comfortable Hawaiian shirt (holster coverage) but can't find one that fits right. I am 5'8" with a 52" chest/ 19" neck. Nothing fits right. Are there any "athletic fit" companies out there?
Hi Antonio, what do you think about aesthetic 80's clothes like Mimai Vice, I mean there was a lot of good looking tips, suits, blazer, and other outfit, I think you have to make a vid about it! Thanks for the tips.
@RealMenRealStyle what about fabrics like poplin and woolpeach? hawaian shirt was cool, but hard to find same pattern, and many printed shirt too, like Contour Matisse Shirt that gone viral.
Tudor Black Bay 58 certainly is a noice dive watch to accessorize with. Timely vid, headed to HI end of SEP, and I will be leaving space in my luggage to bring back locally make aloha shirts for myself and Xmas gifts for the fam in Florida.
Found a Bali Bagus Batik shirt at a thrift store for $4 the other day, looks like El Chappo would wear it. Technically not Hawaiian but it's close. Kind of.
I wear similar cut,but different print "Hawaiian" shirts (summer) that look a bit dressier. I have always wanted a red one with a hibiscus print, but I feel like Quagmire from Family Guy ruined the look.
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The Hawaiian/Aloha shirt has always held a special place in my heart. Despite not wearing them as often as I used to, I still consider them as summer casual style par excellence. As for my initial inspiration for wearing them, it was neither Elvis nor Tom Selleck but Chunk from the Goonies.😆
Ruth, babyruth!!!! I love Chunk!
Retro Rifle got some dope Hawaiian shirts for the 2A enthusiasts great for conceal carry🫡
2A doesn't exist in Hawaii
xephael- The Supreme Court says otherwise
@@xephael3485 if it’s concealed enough, no one should know until it’s too late
@@xephael3485 maybe if Trump gets Tulsi as a running mate. Maybe Hawaii will vote for him?
I first loved em from.vice city
I was half wondering if this was going to be some sort of clickbait trick but it actually turned out to be an awesome video! The truth is I always liked the look of Hawaiian shirts. Even when I started becoming more style conscious, I felt guilty that I still liked the look of them. This made me feel a lot better! 😅
My Hawaiian shirts are mostly silk, some blends, but I take care of them like dress shirts, dry cleaned only. It doesn’t cost much. They are kinda vintage and still look and feel great. Linen pants, nice dress shorts,dressy sandals.
I used to think Hawaiian shirts were ugly, but I recently gave them a shot on vacation to Florida and got 3 complements from strangers in one day
The max payne shirt is a classic and a must have in any gentleman's wardrobe.
When I search Max payne shirt I see T-shirts with the max Payne 3 logo. I don't understand what you mean.
Screenshots of the movie show a black turtleneck and black leather jacket. Your comment makes no sense.
Max Payne is a video game character created by Rockstar, try looking up Max Payne Hawaiian Shirt. The shirt is only featured in Max Payne 3.
Billy Butcher is also a great advocate for Hawaiian shirts!
"Burn Notice" (2007-13) Bruce Campbell's Navy SEAL character Sam Axe rocked the Polynesian for 7 season / 111 episodes on location in Miami.
I wore a Hilo Hattie's for every university final.
Don't forget the mojito! I'm usually a neat whiskey guy, maybe an old fashioned. But, there's something special about a mojito in a Hawaiian shirt
Aloha Antonio, subscriber here from Hawai’i! Love watching your videos
May I suggest some brands that are more commonly worn here by locals:
Reyn Spooner
Sig Zane
Manaola
Hawaiian Force
I work at a school and these are some of the shirt brands that the guy teachers wear on a daily basis. Paired most commonly with slacks but also seen with jeans or khakis
Motif is accented on second syllable. Long “o” with the “I” sounded as a long “e”.
Moe Teef
The key to a formal look with a Hawaiian shirt is matching it up with the jacket: I have a white and black tapa pattern shirt from Tahiti that works well with a black suit. For a rock look, unbuttoned black Hawaiian shirts with traditional Hibiscus patterns look great with a black and white merch tee-shirt and black jeans.
Love my Hawaiian shirt collection. I have a few from Aloha FunWear.
I’m not sponsored by them. I just googled them when I wanted an authentic vintage 80s and modern Magnum PI look.
I love Brad Pitt’s look with an open one and a white tee underneath as well.
I think you just made my summer much more fun. Thank you very much & have an awesome day!
Thanks for that brother
Antonio - Do a video on wearing the guayabera! It’s been one of my faves for a long time and is perfect for the summer, but a lot of people who wear them make similar mistakes to those of the Hawaiian shirt.
Those are a staple in my summer shirts inventory (besides the Hawaiians of course)
Have been wearing my guayaberas for years.
I prefer light blue to white because I am white.
Good choice.
Good call. I hope he does.
I never imagined myself wearing a Hawaiian shirt, but your video changed my mind. Thanks for your wonderful tips,Antonio!
I've always wondered, outside of the patterns, is there much of a difference between the Hawaiian shirt and a camp shirt? Obviously the camp shirt is a little less ostentatious, but the fit and fabric are very similar, right?
🤣Sorry Antonio, I live in Hawai'i and every shirt on your video, say "Im a Tourist". Get solid colors with maybe 1-2 other colors on top, too much colors and designs(scream. I'm a Tourist). Flower designs are popular in Hawai'i. If you do not want to stick out, I would suggest buying the "Aloha Shirt" from brands like Manuheali'i, Manaola, Sig Zane, Po Mahina Designs, Kahulale'a, Kauluae, Hawaiian Force, Dezigns by Kamohoali'i, Ari South, Hawai'i's Finest, Nake'u Awai, Reyn Spooner, etc. They are all online and make beautiful designs, they would give you instant respect among locals(as someone in the know), and not a "tourist".
We don't care if it says tourist. Not everybody allows silly rules to control them
@@lancelot365e Just addressing Antonio Headline. Stop Dressing like tourist but recommending Tourist clothes. 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
If you're wearing it to a more festive event, a kukui nut lei is a great accessory.
Isn't motif pronounced "mo-TEEF"?
I thought he was saying "motive," and was pretty confused
These shirts are my travel uniform. I wore them my WHOLE career! They help break up your profile well. And, if you carry EDC, it is a great cover.
Cotton…every time
I'm a big fan of Hawaii and the Aloha shirt. Having made four trips to the Islands, I can tell you that a guy there looks out of place wearing any shirt other than a Hawaiian. The oldest surviving piece in my wardrobe is a gorgeous two-tone blue with a gold hibiscus-heavy motif with a few palm tree leaves thrown in for good measure. I bought it about 30 years ago, and it still wears fantastic. It goes with pretty much every color of shorts or jean conceivable. Ho'omaluhia, gents!
Also Far Cry 1 game and Far Cry movie with Til Schweiger wearing red with white hibiscus, great thing
In Blue Hawaii, Elvis would match the color his trousers with the color of the hibiscus on his shirt, which gave a great contrast
I work as a chemical consultant at a swimming pool store, so Hawaiian shirts have been a year round wardrobe staple for me for years.
PS if you’re reading this and have a pool, please go shock it.
I think Hawaiian shirts say, you have a fun side, even if your not the funnest guy around!
Oh Yeah! Hawaiian shirt plus chinos... I love It! I have 6 of them... quality pieces and still rocking it in my early 60's. Something similar but less casual is my barong shirt... from the Philippines. Super cool, very comfortable and worn with a perfectly white fitted T shirt, dressier trousers with a sharp watch.... great for an evening out in tropical climes.
It's nice to see you and guy's from Gentelmen's gazette doing some of this casual clothing videos.
And of course the Hawaiian shirt is my favourite summer garment. I very mutch like there floral pattern designs. Very refreshing.
Silk Hawaiian shirts are mint. You can wash them in a bag in cold water and hang dry them. After several washes, you can totally throw them in with other well-washed colorfast clothing, and machine dry them. They do lose that silky feeling after a while of this, but they keep their shape and colors, and drape just as well as before. I wouldn’t spend much north of $150 for a new silk Hawaiian shirt, and of course they can be had pre-owned for much less. Just don’t be afraid to wear them!
Hawaiian shirts with Hula girls are my fav.
I never would have imagined you ever putting in a good word about the Hawaiian shirt. Casual dress has its place and it’s a very large place indeed. So why not?! I’ll have to keep my eye out for one. A change of pace for a beach party or vacation.
Ahh…. I am glad you took note of my previous comment about Magnum P.I and changed the thumb accordingly…..🤔
This shirt is a must have casual or semi-casual
I tried Hawaiian shirts made of linen last year & got compliments on them. I mostly was wearing them unbuttoned over a sleeveless shirt with chino pants
To me, rayon is the only way to go with Hawaiian shirts. From what I understand, rayon was the original material was rayon. All of mine are made of rayon. I love the feel of them and am always on the lookout for more.
I have some technology inspired Hawaiian shirts on my wishlist, I might buy them after seeing this video. The only Hawaiian shirt in my collection I bought as a joke because it has black cats on it showing their eyes, it's funny and I get a lot of compliments with it lol. Best $35 I've ever spent
So many style “experts” give Hawaiian shirts a bad rap. I love my collection and look forward to wearing them every summer. I wish you would’ve covered what shoes to wear with them.
reminds me of my 80 ¥ear old dad
What a stylish dad!
My favorite Hawaiian shirt has an Hibiscus motif, with a red, green, and white color scheme! Since I'm a shorter guy, I generally prefer to tuck my shirts in, especially when I'm wearing shorts. I like a 5" inseam and 11" rise (outseam - inseam = rise), but if I leave my shirt untucked, it can make me look like I'm Donald Ducking my outfit. Tucking in my shirt raises my waistline, makes my outfit look a little more vintage, and makes me feel like I'm a more average height. 15/15 would recommend tucking shirts into shorts more often than not!
I usually wear Hawaiian 🌺 shirts 👕 with cargo 🩳 and carpenter shorts every summer.
I never thought I'd wear hawaii shirts - too loud for my taste. But then I found this beige one, a bit like the one at 12:25. For the less confident among us, it's a good place to start I'd say.
What goes well with yellow shorts for hawaiian attire?? Thank you
Thanks Anthony! Used to wear them all of the time but I lost 45 Lbs. a number of years ago. So, now into the "fitted look" and just got an updated single shirt (instead of a crazy closet collection of shirts too large).
Me who just bought a linen shirt 😂 cant forget linen for the summer heat cant be beat
Fantastic video, Antonio! I have three Hawaiian shirts and I mainly wear them with blue jeans and khaki shorts. I like my blue Haggar Hawaiian shirt a lot. I usually wear it with jeans.
Came specifically for the shoulder point advice and found exactly what I was looking for at 7:50. Excellent video!
Thank you for your advice, I live and work in Pattaya. I have 30 Hawaiian and floral shirts.
Another good sign of quality is if the placket lines up with the pattern.
Cheaper shirts don’t do this to save material but better quality, and of course more expensive, brands do.
If you find a cheaper shirt with a lined up placket, then by all means buy it.
I swear by Tommy Bahama camp shirts, every one I have has a lined up placket and right on or very close (not perceptible) sleeve joints, back yoke and collar.
Plus they are washable silk(older ones) or silk blend (newer ones) which are very cool in the heat but require more care.
Just avoid the splash panel ones with the witty half naked mermaids, life preservers and other billboards on the back.
You’re not a 16 year old trust fund party animal.
Believe me Gents, I have been rocking Hawaiian shirts for decades and the ladies notice the quality, feel and details like good buttons, material and pattern line up.
And the labels, you can bet your @$$ they know the labels!
I wear mine with black athletic pants paired with socks and sandles and really dark shades.
The salesman at the reyn spooner shop at Ala Moana said that when locals do wear aloha shirts, it’s usually floral or tapa prints in muted colors. It’s also gonna be reverse print, meaning that what’s usually the inside of the fabric is on the outside, meaning the color is even more muted. Also, in Hawaii, aloha shirts are formal, just not the bright, tacky, tourist ones
Keep in mind that Spooner pretty much pioneered the reverse print.... so they would say that.
Thomas Magnum would beg to differ on some of these points 😂 I think tucking it in elevates the look soo much and it’s still casual but you don’t look sloppy.
Interesting video and very informative.
I prefer to wear my Hawaiian shirts with chinos or other lightweight trousers/pants, rather than with denim jeans and not a lot of jewellery/accessories.
A v-neck t-shirt: the collar flows naturally with the drape of the shirt's own collar/lapels.🤌🤌
The v-neck also adds structure+evens out the shirt's form if worn over a less-than-perfect body.
Question for Antonio:
I've been light-heartedly told by 2 separate women that a v-neck at times peeking out at chest-level just under the shirtline may look a bit sexual or suggestive: what do you think??
For everyone else: wrong answers only.
Dude, v necks definitely are my go-go choice if I wear an undershirt with my Hawaiian shirts. And a peeking v neck is only suggestive on the odd numbered days ;)
" if your going to wear by itself...rethink your decision"...True and funny in the same... 😂🤣😂 Aloha 🌺
Always love a good Hawaiian shirt.
Makes me feel like Scarface, GTA Vice City, & Far Cry
Antonio great video, noticed there was no mention of shirts made of Viscose
Mary Jane Leaf??? 🌴🌿☘️
Hell yeah. I have Hawaii shirts, Polos and guayaberas. As a Cuban I love all the hot climate clothing. Even middle eastern shirts.
I like the thought of cotton. But everytime I wash cotton a few times, it looks horrible
i have quality ones by LANDS END. almost 20 years old now and still silky new
I read real Hawaiian shirts use the "camp" collar (not button down). But I notice that almost all Reyn Spooner shirts are button down. What's the deal with that? Thanks for any comments on this. And wearing solid color pants seems the only way to go, since if you wear patterned shorts it's a bit much.
As a man who loves my Hawaiian shirts (even though my girlfriend despises when I wear them) I needed this video, though I do have some thoughts of my own that conflict with some of the mistakes you mentioned. Specifically there are two that I don't agree with. The first is point #4 that jeans don't mix with Hawaiian shirts (except in the styles you mentioned). I have mixed mine with plenty of different jeans, and they have always worked well together. Probably my favorite combo has been my shirts with a nice dark blue pair of Levi 501s. In general I am not a shorts guy, so that definitely plays into my thoughts. I also disagree with mistake #6, but I get where you're coming from. Now I generally only wear a plain white t shirt underneath if I have an undershirt at all, and I mix it up between a crew nexk or v neck. Again, personal thing here, but some of my shirts don't fit the best, I got a majority of them as a bundle, and they're all from the 60s-90s, so sizing and different makers mean they aren't all identical in size. So for the ones I have that maybe dont look the best buttoned up, I'll throw on an undershirt and leave them unbuttoned, and they look great! Or if I maybe want a little bit of a barrier between the Hawaiian shirt and I, I'll throw one on then. I just don't see it looking "sloppy", at least not on me. I will say I 100% agree with your last point! If you aren't confident wearing it, it ain't gonna work. Everytime I put mine on I know that I look awesome, and I know I feel awesome! You really just have to own it, and convince yourself that you're the coolest person in the room.
My wife hates when i wear mine too 😅
I told her its one thing she was going to have to just deal with before we got married 😂
I always love, and avoided, Hawaiian shirts because I had no idea how to wear them. Thanks for the tips, always informative!
What's the picture behind you during the video? It looks amazing
Vintage Levi’s are a great match for Hawaiian shirts IMO
Esp. 501’s, 505’s, 527’s or 517’s
Well Im a south american guy, that means xmas is full summer time. I Do have a real cotton hawaiian shirt with santas design and man... Its a total hit. So, I with you Antonio! Thank for this quality content
another reason to avoid silk is because it will keep you warmer. not as breathable. feels heavier.
In the 1970’s on the television series MASH, the doctors wore Hawaiian shirts on their off hours. It gave appeal of being an expert in your field. Later George Lucas and Steven Spielberg would wear them on their sets.
I love when you cover history, your passion for it transcends to listeners
Perhaps one day you can open a channel just for history video
For some reason I never considered wearing a Hawaiian shirt. But I came across 2 that I bought from a garage sale that really cool from the 60s or 70s. So that got me looking for or at Hawaiian shirts on eBay and bought 2 last night. I love learning something new, so I wanted to see what was on eBay and see if I could figure out the things to look for besides what catches your eye.
I remember in the 80s, many old Hawaiian shirts from the 40s and 50s were going for a lot and highly collectible. So I was wondering if they still hold up in value for the older ones and if ppl. are still collecting them?
Reyn Spooner makes a line of Christmas themed shirts under the brand name Mele Kalikimaka. They're somewhat collectible, as they release one design per year.
I've been to the store at 6:01. It's where I bought my Aloha Shirts.👍👍👍👍👍
My wife bought me one, when she visited Hawaii, and it’s the floral version. I love it, but wondered what type of pants and shoes to wear with it.
White linen pants or jeans or some really cool board shorts would work
I would look into some espadrilles or slip-on shoes.
So glad I watched this video! It's going to help me OWN Hawaiian Shirt Day at my work next Friday, lol!!!
I'm just grateful that Bermuda Schwartz was never mentioned... 😁😁
Magnum pi looks best in Hawaiian shirt.
Stylish Big Igloo bois rejoice 🌺🌺🎉🎉🎉
They key is to buy the right size, buy one withOUT large decals and branding/slogans, and to wear it a few times to break it in.
Been trying to find a comfortable Hawaiian shirt (holster coverage) but can't find one that fits right. I am 5'8" with a 52" chest/ 19" neck. Nothing fits right. Are there any "athletic fit" companies out there?
Hi Antonio, what do you think about aesthetic 80's clothes like Mimai Vice, I mean there was a lot of good looking tips, suits, blazer, and other outfit, I think you have to make a vid about it! Thanks for the tips.
Hawaiian IS my wardrobe
@RealMenRealStyle what about fabrics like poplin and woolpeach?
hawaian shirt was cool, but hard to find same pattern,
and many printed shirt too, like Contour Matisse Shirt that gone viral.
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Tudor Black Bay 58 certainly is a noice dive watch to accessorize with. Timely vid, headed to HI end of SEP, and I will be leaving space in my luggage to bring back locally make aloha shirts for myself and Xmas gifts for the fam in Florida.
Isn’t the Okinawa shirt similar and is actually formal in Okinawa?
could you make a video about cuban shirts since they are similar to hawaiian shirts
Thank you for this video. I wear Hawaiian shirts on a daily.
Gonna wear it to high school tomorrow
I've always wondered about Hawaiian shirts. Thanks Antonio.
The original Magnum P.I is back in town… all you need is the tash …. 😀
So glad I kept my shirt I will need to wear an undershirt
What about kilts?? Yes or No?
I love Hawaiian Santa!!!!
"SAY HELLO to my little friend ".
Perfect iam going to a 80's party tomorrow
Iam going to Wear gta vice city shirt tommy vercetti👌👌
"all of a sudden" x 11 lol
Found a Bali Bagus Batik shirt at a thrift store for $4 the other day, looks like El Chappo would wear it. Technically not Hawaiian but it's close. Kind of.
Thank you.
I approve this video.
I wear similar cut,but different print "Hawaiian" shirts (summer) that look a bit dressier.
I have always wanted a red one with a hibiscus print, but I feel like Quagmire from Family Guy ruined the look.
How are you going to make these determinations shopping online?
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