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Keep in mind, larger brands are able to have various parts of their assortment made in different factories, in different locations. Asia made products generally are going to be made in higher volume, thus their price-points come down which favors a mass market consumer. Spooner I know for sure off-shored a lot of their line, I do believe some of their higher-end collections are still made in the Islands. IF anybody is visiting Hawaii, go into any thrift store and you're going to find racks of Hawaiian shirts, especially in upscale communities surrounding consignment shops usually have a solid collection good quality shirts. When visiting Oahu, I always stop by Baily's to find something. | |||
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He is Paperhorse Creations on Facebook.  He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. | |||
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I have a few in stock. LG and XL which run slightly large. ____________________________ Eeewwww, don't touch it! Here, poke at it with this stick. | |||
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https://paradisefoundshirts.co...d-red-hawaiian-shirt I have the black one. | |||
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I ordered one of the warbird shirts from Sporty’s. Thanks for the recommendation! _________________________ “Remember, remember the fifth of November!" | |||
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That's it! Outstanding!! | |||
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My wife found the Magnum PI shirt online and sent it to a friend and fellow shooter and conservative. He loved it. _________________________ “Remember, remember the fifth of November!" | |||
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| Smarter than the average bear |
What am I missing here? $120 for a poly cotton blend shirt that’s made in China? | |||
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I have one, school busses and it is extremely well made and still looks like new! I have said to myself that I need to get another one made by him, but never have contacted him. I should rectify that! On subject/off subject. I have a lot of Hawaiian shirts, from cheap to expensive. You do get what you pay for, for the most part. High end Hawaiian shirts fit and feel better, and last longer. I wear one almost everyday when the weather is warm. ARman | |||
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Yeah, I hear you. I wait for their sales. They always have stuff on sale, sometimes up to 50% off. And if one of their particular prints isn’t on sale, well then, that’s just the way it is. I’m not paying $120 for a shirt either and never have, and I have a lot of their shirts…..at my price point.  | |||
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Ditto that for me, as well. I didn’t pay $120 a pop for mine, either. Appears that a price-hike or three might have taken place since I bought mine in 2018. "The sea was angry that day, my friends - like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli." - George Costanza | |||
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That's why I like Paradise Found. 100% rayon or cotton and made in Hawaii. Well made and more reasonably priced. | |||
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Several years ago we took a trip to Kaua'i. While exploring the island, we stumbled upon a local hand made clothing shop, Jacqueline On Kaua'i. I had been hoping to find a nice Hawaiian shirt, but I had sort of given up on all of the "touristy" stuff. When we walked in, the owner was a bit eclectic, as was her shop, however her shirts were beautiful. She took the time to explain the difference between her hand made shirts vs the machine made or mass produced stuff. Once she "learned me" on them, the choice was easy. I suggest you look her up and see what she offers. | |||
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