Beach Hoodie - ʻĀina Rights - Washed Black
$ 148
- Made in Japan
- Hoodie runs small and we suggest sizing up. Torso and sleeve length is on the shorter side this season for a tailored look. Maluhia is 6'0" and wearing a size Large.
- Pigment dyed for a unique wash variance between each piece
- Cotton french terry
- Crisp/dry hand
- Super heavy-weight
- Screenprinted front and back
- Kangaroo pocket
- Underam side ribbed gussets allowing for a wider/baggier fit
- Overlock stitching throughout
Hoodie runs small and we suggest sizing up. Torso and sleeve length is on the shorter side this season for a tailored look. Maluhia is 6'0" and wearing a size Large.
ʻĀina is the Hawaiian word for “land." It’s a compound word comprised of the words ‘ai and na which together mean “that which feeds.” It can be understood in the broadest possible sense of the word, encompassing not merely the physical land itself but the life-sustaining essence of its nature.
'Āina Rights is premised on the simple idea that land in Hawaiʻi is a living entity, deserving of humankind's mutual respect.
