STYLE OF THE WEEK – Off the Map

The story of the Hawaiian shirt didn't begin as a fashion trend. After the Second World War, returning servicemen brought the colorful shirts back from the Pacific, where they soon became part of everyday summer life far beyond the islands.

The 1948 Surf Shirt Kahoolawe Red follows that tradition with lightweight viscose and coconut buttons. Together with the 1962 OG-107 Short in Sherkin Grey and the 1966 Boonie Hat in Dark Red, it's a combination that feels right wherever the day takes you.

And if there's a Pike Brothers Deck Chair nearby, even better.