[Machine Translation] A comfortable piece of traditional aloha pattern interspersed with Arquaid and Neko Arques. This aloha shirt features an all-over pattern of traditional aloha designs with characters scattered throughout! The tropical plant pattern gives the shirt an aloha feel. Vivid and fade-resistant dye-sublimation transfer print. The fabric is smooth and comfortable to wear with a cool contact feeling. The shirt has authentic coconut buttons, which are unique to aloha shirts. The buttons are processed to be resistant to cracking. The relaxed sizing makes it easy to use as a haori and allows you to experience a relaxed fit even when wearing an inner layer. The fabric is made of 100% polyester, which dries easily and does not wrinkle easily. Polyester is also resistant to insect infestation, so it is safe to store for long periods of time, such as during the off-season. Sizes range from M to XXL. The design of this shirt is a fusion of an aloha shirt that is closely related to Japanese culture and a character, making it a piece of clothing that will raise your spirits just by wearing it! The photo is for reference only. The photos are taken using the product under supervision and development. The color and design may differ from the actual product. The position of the printed pattern differs for each item due to the sewing process. You cannot choose the position of the print. ( What is an Aloha shirt? ) Aloha shirts are popular as souvenirs from trips to Hawaii and as standard summer shirts in Japan. Although there are various theories about its origin, Japanese immigrants to Hawaii are deeply involved in its culture. The unique fabrics of yukata and kimono, and the beauty of kimono patterns caught the attention of local residents and tourists, and open-necked shirts made from these fabrics became popular, which is said to be the beginning of the aloha shirt. The fusion of the aloha shirt, which has such a deep connection with Japanese culture, and the character is a design that can be considered inevitable. Aloha" means "goodwill," "affection," "mercy," "kindness," "consideration," and "greeting" in Hawaiian.