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The Oahu Mid-Century Retro Hawaiian Bowling Shirt

Regular Price: $89.95

Special Price: $74.95




Capture the sun-drenched elegance of a retro tiki lounge with The Oahu Panel Edition by Lucky Paradise.




This signature Hawaiian bowling shirt blends a refreshing Sky Blue base with crisp White vertical panels. It’s the definitive look for those who want the effortless cool of an island silhouette mixed with the clean, mid-century refinement of 1950s Americana.




Retro Oahu Specs:




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    Sky Blue & White: A cool, powder-blue body contrasted by striking white side panels for a crisp, timeless summer aesthetic.


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    High-End Embroidery: Features a beautifully detailed, high-stitch-count mid-century Hawaiian botanical motif embroidered directly onto the left chest panel, showcasing rich textures and vibrant retro tones.


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    Classic Camp Collar: A relaxed, open-neck collar designed for tropical airflow and an effortless, laid-back summer casual profile.


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    ParadiseBreeze™ Fabric: Tailored from our ultra-lightweight luxury blend. ParadiseBreeze™ offers exceptional breathability, a premium fluid drape, and natural wrinkle-resistance to keep you sharp from the tiki bar to the final bowling frame.





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The Island Aesthetic: This design beautifully bridges the gap between retro sportswear and tropical luxury. It’s the perfect uniform for anyone who values a winning streak and a clean, vintage finish.







"This colorway captures the true spirit of the islands. It feels like a vintage Hawaiian postcard come to life."





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