Bowls Competition Stripe Jacket - Black

Named after Bowls at Ala Moana, one of Honolulu’s most consistent breaks, long favored by generations of surfers on the South Shore.

Inspired by 1960s surf-era jackets, when pieces were built with purpose and worn hard. The horizontal “competition stripe” traces back to early surf contests, where simple markings set riders apart in the water.

Constructed in a heavyweight linen with a dense, substantial feel, the jacket balances structure and breathability. Clean lines, contrast stitching, and a zip front keep it rooted in mid-century utility.

Made with the clarity and durability of the era it references.

• 50% Linen, 50% Ramie, heavyweight
• Made in Japan
• Vintage re-creation based from the 1960s surf-era
• We suggest taking your standard size
• Maiki is 5'9", 155 lbs and wearing a size Large jacket for a loose fit