1940s Camp-Collar Palaka Plaid Shirt Jacket

Palaka is a traditional blue-and-white checked fabric closely associated with Hawaii, widely used since the late 19th century for workwear worn by local laborers and ranchers.

Inspired by 1940s Hawaiian resort jackets, this jacket features a camp collar that can be worn open or fastened at the neck. The relaxed, cropped fit leaves comfortable room through the shoulders and chest.

The 220 GSM yarn-dyed plain-weave cotton is woven from traditional ring-spun yarns, with indigo and natural yarns forming the check directly in the fabric rather than being printed on the surface.