NWOT- never worn. This Holopali Button up features Ulunui print on Shiitake material with White and Zinc ink. This is the very first of the 'ulu designs. It was one of the five cuts I had initially chosen to be taken to Honolulu to be printed in bulk. Back in 1987, life was quite simple. There was no big meaning for why things were done. In that simple nature, because the breadfruit was so big, it was called 'ulunui. Nalani's sister's name is 'Ulunuiokamãmalu; we often give reference to her as 'Ulunui, or Big 'Ulu. This print is indeed a part of her legacy. Holopali Driving along the windward side of O'ahu, we become intimate with the Ko'olau Mountains. Between Kualoa and Punaluu, the road runs along the coast and at times, at the base of the mountains. It is this close proximity that we enjoy the elements of both land and sea. The wind Holopali is a companion at Ka'a'awa. It carries both moisture and salt, giving us mauka and makai. The cookie settings on this website are set to 'allow all cookies' to give you the very best experience. This shirt's fabrication of woven ripstop (90% polyester 10% spandex) makes us feel like this cooling wind is surrounding us! It is lightweight and lies over the skin, allowing enjoyment of the tropical clime. A button-up with a relaxed collar, rounded tails and a simple stylish placket makes this a favorite go-to shirt.