Kamehameha Linen Shirt | 1940s

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The Kamehameha Garment Company was set up by Herbert Briner (said to be the founder of Hawaiian ready-to-wear) in 1936 and was run from a garment production facility that had previ ously produced uniforms. The name comes from King Kamehameha I who was responsible for uniting Hawaii’s islands. The company is particularly famous for its Aloha shirts, as well as its tropical flower-patterned cotton clothing (featuring sarongs, full skirted dresses, sun and swimsuits) for women Fits like: Small/MediumShoulder: 15" | Bust: up to 36" | Waist: up to 36" | Sleeve: 8" | Length: 24.5"Era: 1940s-1950s Fabric content: cottonCondition: excellent Select ShopPay at checkout and pay in 4 interest-free installments but receive your item straight away! Show more