■ Design
This "Hawaii-patterned" Sukajan jacket is extremely rare even among vintage items from the late 1950s. The design exudes a tropical vibe, with a pineapple on the chest and a map of the Hawaiian Islands on the back. While the mainstream motif is maiko (apprentice geisha), this unique design replaces it with a hula girl.

■Coordination
It has a striking presence and can be worn over a simple T-shirt and jeans to complete your look. It goes well with a vintage outfit, as well as a mixed style with a dress and slacks.

■Details
The reversible side features a powerful Japanese pattern of a dragon and a tiger glaring at each other. The Hawaiian logo and oriental motifs combine to create a piece that embodies a blend of Japanese and Western styles.

■Size
The width is roomy while the length is compact, creating a balanced look that creates a well-defined silhouette just by putting it on.

■ Material
The fabric has a glossy, luxurious feel and is decorated with delicate embroidery.

■Care method
Dry cleaning possible (please see the quality label on the product for details)

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