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aloha shirt dress He Aloha no Tahiti | Button-down Aloha Shirt100% Organic cotton Coconut buttons 'ina friendly dyes & inks Designed in Hawaii Made in the USA Sewn from an all over print design, each piece is unique in its art placement, which will vary from what you see in the photos. Button down Aloha Shirt Kihi Po'ohiwi Umauma Uala L'ihi He Aloha no Tahiti Shoulders Chest Bicep Back Length XS 17" 38" 39" 13" 14" 27" S 18" 40" 41" 14" 15" 27 1 2" M 19" 42" 43" 15" 16" 29" L 19 1 2" 44" 45" 16" 17" 30" XL 20"
100% Organic cotton | Coconut buttons | 'Āina-friendly dyes & inks | Designed in Hawaiʻi | Made in the USA
Sewn from an all over print design, each piece is unique in its art placement, which will vary from what you see in the photos.
| Button-down Aloha Shirt | Kihi Po'ohiwi | Umauma | Uala | Lō'ihi |
| He Aloha no Tahiti | Shoulders | Chest | Bicep | Back Length |
| XS | 17" | 38"-39" | 13"-14" | 27" |
| S | 18" | 40"-41" | 14"-15" | 27 1/2" |
| M | 19" | 42"-43" | 15"-16" | 29" |
| L | 19 1/2" | 44"-45" | 16"-17" | 30" |
| XL | 20" | 46"-47" | 17"-18" | 30 1/2" |
| 2XL | 20" | 48"-49" | 18"-19" | 32" |
| 3XL | 20 1/2" | 49"-50" | 19"-20" | 32 1/2" |
Model is wearing a size large shirt.
He Aloha no Tahiti
In the gestation phase of Kealopiko, experiencing the beauty of Tahiti, the generous hoʻokipa of its people, and their unique sense of style awakened and inspired us on many levels. We were invigorated in the sparkling river of Papenoʻo, delighted in the lapping seas of Mahina, and soothed in the quiet lagoons of Moʻorea. The marche of Papeʻete was a sensual feast with its fat, fragrant lei tiare and thick slabs of ʻahi, its two floors teeming with taʻata dressed in classy Tahitian fashion: Māʻohi patterns meet French lace on island inspired silhouettes. Polynesian cousins so comfortable in their own skin, living on family land and speaking the language of their kūpuna, welcomed us into their homes, to tables laden in fresh, traditional foods and hearts brimming with aloha. These indelible impressions caused an overflow of creativity that we poured into our fledgling company. Nearly two decades later, we wanted to experience this magic again with some of our core staff, especially the Molokai production ʻohana. We had morning swims in the aqua of Panaʻauia where clouds of electric blue fish retreat into coral live heads and giant clams abound. We soaked in the deep green of Vaiavaru valley, the rolling swells of Teahupoʻo, the kahiko magic of Whenuaʻaihere, and the vanilla farms of Moʻorea. We saw exquisitely stitched tifaifai and pareu being hand rolled on carved wooden boards. We pounded tapa, swam with whales, heard Maui stories, and ate poisson cru. A little of that aroha is captured in this tribute design. Mauruuru, e Tahiti, ʻāina kamahaʻo i ka laʻi!
Wisdom is found in cultures the world over and music is one of the most powerful ways it’s expressed. While in Tahiti, we learned a hula for the song “No Hea Mai” by Coco Hotahota. This recipe for restoring peace in our hearts is medicine in today’s world full of challenges and conflicts. It reminds us that within each of us exists the ability to rebalance and holomua (move forward). These beautiful lyrics are from the second half of the mele:
A rave hōʻē tōpata roimata - Take one fallen tear
No te tātara hapa - For forgiveness
Hōʻē reo iti haʻihaʻi no te here - One small word in support of love
Hōʻē aho roa no te aroha - One long breath for compassion
E piti rima no te tauturu - Two helping hands
Hōʻē haʻamanaʻo iti no te faʻatura - One thought of respect and honor
ʻĀnoʻi i te pape haʻari ʻōviri - Mix it all with coconut water
Māoro i tō nini - Pour it on your manawa (top of your head)
Faʻahopu i tō āʻau - And wash your belly (naʻau)
I reira e hoʻi mai ra - Then it will return
E tupu faʻahou mai - Peace will grow once again
Ei hau i tō ʻāʻau - Let there be peace in your heart
Ei hau, Ei hau - Be at peace, be at peace
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★★★★★ 5
Excellent Adventure
Format: Paperback
For a small book this packs a powerful punch. Fourteen year old Troy is left in charge of his younger sister while his parents are away for twenty-four hours. Troy wakes to his cell phone ringing, his dog tugging on his sleeve and pitch blackness. Unable to reach their parents Troy goes next door to the neighbor for advice. Mrs. Jones makes it clear they should stay put. When Troy sees houses on their street erupt in flames he decides they have to leave. Unfortunately he can’t convince Mrs. Jones. Troy loads up his sister and their two pets in their dad’s Bronco and heads for what he hopes is safety.
This book is full of realistic action between the older brother and younger sister. He takes his promise to his parents to protect his sister even when she becomes annoying. This is fast paced, on the seat of your chair action from the very beginning. For those who are fans of the “I Survived “ series by Lauren Tarshis, I guarantee that you will enjoy this series. I highly recommend this to all adventure readers.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2020
★★★★★ 5
Very exciting story
Format: Paperback
Paradise is where my parents retired and are buried. The house they lived in burned down in the fire after 34 years of wonderful memories with my husband and our 3 children. We are just so grateful that my parents died before the fire, my dad being the last in 2016 at over 100 years old. Our youngest son has autism and trouble reading so this was the perfect book to have him read to me. It’s just at his reading level and was a very exciting story. We appreciate all of the facts about the fire the author put in the last pages of this book, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2020
★★★★★ 5
Fast Pace Scary Read
Format: Kindle
A short read that grabs your heart strings from the beginning and doesn't stop until the very end. You can feel the terror, the fear, the fire and smell the smoke as the kids run for their lives. You cheer the kids on scared for them and the pets. My heart racing, tears forming, worry working its way in, do they make it? Read this book to find out. Kudos to the authors for excellent writing. A book all should read and discuss with their families!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2019
★★★★★ 5
Grabs Your Attention from the Start
Format: Paperback
Well written and definitely grabs and keeps your attention. I read it in one sitting. So did my mom and sister. Just a warning, this book did trigger some anxiety for me because of the fire. It uses actual street names and timeframes. We love to read the “I Survived” series to my son and this one was better in my opinion but I have ties to Paradise.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2020
★★★★★ 5
Wonderful book
Format: Paperback
I couldn't put it down. So good! Great historical fiction!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024