Honolulu, Hawaii

Honolulu is the only American city where the surf report matters more than the traffic report. Diamond Head sits at the end of Waikīkī like a punctuation mark, the morning hike up its crater trail is a rite of passage, and the long, slow waves below it are where modern surfing learned to stand up. ʻIolani Palace downtown is the only royal palace on US soil. Chinatown wakes up early with lei stands and dim sum, Mānoa Falls is a rainforest walk twenty minutes from a skyscraper, and Koko Head's old railway stairs are the hardest thousand steps on the island. Locals call the whole city town, give directions by Diamond Head side and Ewa side, and eat plate lunch like it is a food group.

Our Honolulu collection is drawn from a south-shore morning. The crewneck carries a single longboard standing against a Diamond Head silhouette in ocean teal, cream and sunrise coral, with the city name beneath in a soft, rounded serif. The tee is lighter, Honolulu over the 1850 line with a small board and a wave, made for a Kakaʻako coffee and a pau hana walk along Ala Moana. The mug and sticker share the surfboard artwork.

Everything is original artwork, printed to order in the USA and shipped with tracking. We make it for the people born and raised in town, for the military families who got stationed here and never wanted to leave, and for anyone who flew back to the mainland and keeps checking the Waikīkī cam.