"Palaka" is a Hawaiian traditional checkered fabric created primarily by Japanese immigrants living in Hawaii. In the late 19th century, Japanese immigrants working on sugar cane and pineapple plantations began using this fabric due to its durability and breathability. Palaka became widely popular among workers for its functionality and distinctive design. Over time, it became ingrained in Hawaiian culture and fashion. Today, Palaka remains popular in various forms, such as shirts and dresses, and loved by locals.

100% cotton & waterproof elastic