Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC29120 / Rayon Ombre Check Open Shirt
This ombre check open shirt is inspired by vintage styles from the 1950s and 1960s, which have been popular in recent years. This season, a new color, off-white, has been released. Based on vintage items released by TOWN CRAFT and other brands, the pattern is made with five colors for the warp and four colors for the weft, and features elegant Takase shell buttons and a small collar. This was around the time when shirts made from synthetic fibers were starting to be released, but the fabric used for this item is still 100% rayon.
Made in Japan
| Size |
Shoulder Width |
Body Width |
Body Length | Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | Approximately 43.5cm | Approximately 54.5cm | 67.0cm approx. | Approximately 61.5cm |
| M | Around 45.0cm | Approximately 57.5cm | Around 70.5cm | Approximately 62.5cm |
| L | Around 47.0cm | 61.0cm approx. | Around 73.0cm | Around 65.0cm |
| XL | 49.0cm | 62.0cm | Around 75.0cm | 67.0cm approx. |
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC29375 Chambray Shirt w/ Chain Emb’d
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC29462 / Native American Dobby Stripe LS Shirt
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC29585 / Fiction Romance 5oz Black Wabash Stripe Work Shirt
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC39306 / Dobby Stripe Work Shirt (Short Sleeve)
Skillfully woven with 20-count and 10-count yarns, this shirt features a multi-stripe design with red lines reminiscent of selvedge. The silhouette is Sugar Cane's classic work shirt style. The shirt is finished in an easy-to-coordinate tricolor design with three warp colors and one weft color. A long-sleeved version using the same fabric is also available.
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC39307 / Black Chambray SS Work Shirt
Sugar Cane's long-standing staple, this chambray work shirt is now available in black for the first time. The fabric, featuring warp threads dyed with sulfur dyes using rope dyeing, is combined with black triple stitching and urea buttons for a chic and sophisticated look.
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC39524 / Indigo Dobby Crazy Open Shirt
Sun Surf Lot SM15689 / Sailor Moku Products 10oz. Cotton Duck Work Jacket
Hawaii is the island where the headquarters of the US Navy's 7th Fleet is located and where all US military bases are located. Since many soldiers have been stationed in Hawaii for a long time, local workwear manufacturers and tailors have also played the role of contractors supplying uniforms and combat clothing to soldiers. Taking advantage of this background, they developed work pants with a different fabric based on military trousers. These were also popular among Hawaiian railroaders.
HAWAIIAN WORK WEARAfter
Japanese immigrants came to Hawaii, the first place they were given to work was the sugar cane plantation. There was a railroad there for a long time, and it was used as a means of transporting harvested sugar cane to sugar mills and as a means of transportation between their living base and the plantation. While unraveling the history of Hawaiian workwear, Sunsurf focused on a railroad company that existed in the past called the "Hilo Railroad Company". Based on documents from that time, we will reproduce its unique specifications.
Made in Japan
| Size |
Shoulder Width |
Body Width |
Body Length | Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36(S) | Around 46.0cm | Around 55.0cm | Around 65.5cm | Around 59.5cm |
| 38(M) | Around 48.5cm | Around 57.5cm | Around 67.0cm | Around 61.5cm |
| 40(L) | Around 50.5cm | Around 60.5cm | Around 71.0cm | Around 63.5cm |
| 42(XL) | Around 52.5cm | Around 63.5cm | Around 74.0cm | Around 64.5cm |
| 44(XXL) | Around 54.0cm | Around 65.0cm | Around 75.0cm | Around 65.5cm |
Sun Surf Lot SS39325 / Toyokuni III SPECIAL EDITION Imayo Mitarisa Farmers
This work depicts Uoei, an illustrated book wholesaler dealing in nishikie (colored woodblock prints), which had a shop in what is now Ueno Hirokoji during the late Edo period. It is a gorgeous work depicting only women as "merchants" of the four classes: samurai, farmers, artisans, and merchants. The large letters "Azuma Nishikie" are dyed on the shop curtain in front of the store, proving that nishikie was a popular Edo specialty. Looking inside
the store, there are paintings of actors and landscapes lined up, and on the left wall there is an advertisement for One Hundred Famous Views of Edo. Uoei was a very popular illustrated book wholesaler, publishing many nishikie prints by famous artists such as Utagawa Hiroshige, Hiroshige II, and Toyokuni III, the artist of this work.
Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III), who created this ukiyo-e, was born in 1786 to a lumber wholesaler in Honjo, Edo. His distinctive portraits of beautiful women made him an instant hit. Furthermore, his actor paintings were highly acclaimed, and he was considered to have surpassed even his master, Utagawa Toyokuni I. He also had a strong desire to create art, and is said to have left behind the most works of any ukiyo-e artist of his time, with over 10,000 pieces.
Japanese Design National Treasure of Japan
Focusing on the artists of the Edo period, when Japanese culture and arts further expanded, this exhibition recreates the works of these masters on the canvas of an aloha shirt, bringing to life in the present day the passion that went into Japan's world-famous designs. This series, which began as a collaboration with the works of Katsushika Hokusai, is now taking on the next stage with the addition of new artists.
©️Tokyo National Museum
Made in Japan
Sun Surf Lot SS79378 / Logo Tee – Green
Sun Surf Lot US15901 / Union Supply Palaka Check Shirt Blouse
The history of Hawaiian workwear, which can be considered the origin of the Aloha shirt, began when Japanese immigrants crossed the ocean and started living in Hawaii. The work they did there required durable workwear, rather than the traditional Japanese clothing they had brought from Japan. In 1922, Yasuda Kayoji, born in Japan, founded Union Supply, successfully expanding its business by providing high-quality workwear. The company's palaka check shirts and blouses, while simply made, were durable and easy to move in, quickly gaining popularity and becoming a representative style of palaka.
Complete Series of the Reproduction "UNION SUPPLY"
Founded in 1922 by Yasuda Kayoji, born in Japan, Union Supply expanded its business by providing high-quality, affordable workwear to people who had moved from Japan to Hawaii. While primarily a clothing manufacturer, the company also acted as a distributor, importing fabrics and other materials from Japan.
Made in Japan
| Size |
Shoulder Width |
Body Width |
Body Length |
Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 43.5cm front and back | 52.0cm front and back | 60.0cm around | 60.0cm around |
| M | 45.5cm front and back | 55.0cm front and back | 63.0cm (approx.) | 62.5cm front and back |
| L | 48.0cm (approx.) | 57.5cm (approx.) | 64.5cm (approx.) | 63.0cm (approx.) |
| XL | 51.0cm (approx.) | 61.0cm around | 69.0cm around | Around 67.0cm |
| XXL | 53.0cm (approx.) | 64.0cm (approx.) | 71.5cm (approx.) | 68.0cm around |
Sun Surf Lot US15905 / UNION SUPPLY 12.5oz. Grade One Ahina Work Jacket
At that time in Hawaii, sturdy workwear was created using indigo-dyed denim fabric called ahina for plantation workers who worked in pineapple and sugarcane fields. The thickness of the fabric changed over time, and many variations have been found, differing in pocket shape and number, the presence or absence of pleats, and the color of the stitching thread.
Lot No. US42652 / UNION SUPPLY 12.5oz. GRADE ONE AHINA 5POCKET PANTS
Complete Series of the Reproduction "UNION SUPPLY"
Union Supply, founded in 1922 by Yasuda Kayoji, who was born in Japan, expanded its business by providing high-quality, affordable workwear to people who had emigrated from Japan to Hawaii. While being a clothing manufacturer, the company also played a role as a distributor, importing fabrics and other materials from Japan.
Made in Japan
| Size |
Shoulder Width |
Body Width |
Body Length |
Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | Around 43.0cm | Around 55.0cm | Around 60.0cm | Around 60.0cm |
| M | Around 45.0cm | Around 57.0cm | Around 63.0cm | Around 62.0cm |
| L | Around 47.0cm | Around 61.0cm | Around 66.0cm | Around 64.0cm |
| XL | Around 50.0cm | Around 63.0cm | Around 68.0cm | Around 65.0cm |
| XXL | Around 52.0cm | Around 65.0cm | Around 70.0cm | Around 66.0cm |