Yeah but do you take you shoes off or arrive with no shoes while wearing your Hawaiian shirts?

I don't know if I've ever seen a unanimous poll. Currently 76-0.

Seems like they ought to be worn untucked, but to be honest, I feel I look very sloppy and overweight in an untucked shirt.

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Don't be this guy. Ever!!

I do not agree. It takes a lot of confidence to wear a Hawaiian shirt tucked in. And it has to be a great fit. And you want to have a flat stomach. And be on an important date to a nice restaurant. Pretty much removes me from contention.

Generally, this random image I found online sums proper display of one's Hawaiian shirt:

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Originally posted by Woodman:

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Don't be this guy. Ever!!

I do not agree. It takes a lot of confidence to wear a Hawaiian shirt tucked in. And it has to be a great fit. And you want to have a flat stomach. And be on an important date to a nice restaurant. Pretty much removes me from contention.

Generally, this random image I found online sums proper display of one's Hawaiian shirt:

Hey! That's me! And my awesome Hawaiian shirt made by Paperhorse!

Oh yeah Mars Attacks, tell your brother "Hi", and that Everytime I wear that shirt I get compliments!



ARman

Always un-tucked!

https://www.blueforcegear.com/hawaiian-shirts

Untucked.

I could see reverse printed tucked in while working at a bank or some other serious type customer facing job in the islands but otherwise no.

Untucked.

And Kohl's usually has a nice selection of Batik Bay shirts every spring.

I have 3 Avanti silk Hawaiian shirts I bought in Waikiki about 20 years ago. Amazingly, they still fit. Classic prints, still look cool at least in my opinion. They are worn once in a while, always untucked. If I go out in public wearing one, I usually get comments about my shirt along with some story about a vacation to Hawaii.....

I must add, I have been told I have poor taste in apparel before. I have been caught wearing sandals with socks on. Also, probably wouldn't be the guy who shows up barefoot at your house. Especially because I wasn't even invited!!

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Originally posted by Rolan_Kraps:
I need a source for nice Hawaiian shirts that are sized correctly for Americans. I take a 3XL. I just bought one that SEEMED to be a USA seller. It was marked 4XL. It would be lucky to fit an XL. They said I could send it back for a refund If I ship it to China at my cost. Probably would cost more than the shirt.

Try THESE.

100% cotton or rayon. I like cotton at $39.99.

When I moved to Oahu, I asked the factory to change their design for me, a big guy.

They are now changing over their whole line to a 6 button version, like mine.

If you order, ask for the 6 button version while they clear old stock.

I wear those shirts everyday.

Considering that I'v paid over $130.00 per shirt in other stores, it's nice to have wholesale direct made in Hawaii.

Sized correctly.

Nicest people to work with, too.

And, untucked.

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Originally posted by Skins2881:
Yeah but do you take you shoes off or arrive with no shoes while wearing your Hawaiian shirts?

If you’re in Hawaii you better take off your shoes before you walk into someone’s house and always untucked or people will laugh at you.

Wear them as you like it-

My first assignment in the Navy was on a sub in Pearl Harbor HI. Got a number of silk Hawaiian shirts (many of which I still have).
One Saturday night I had to go to a party on Waikiki beach. The wind was blowing something fierce and our shirts kept flopping up. We tucked them in (locals and Haoles) and no fashion police descended.

Here's my oldest son and I (he's now 19) sporting some vintage Hawaiian shirts-

tucked in? that's like tucking in your suit coat.

Untucked. Conceals my full-size EDC very well.

OK! Just ordered 2 shirts from reynspooner.com.
They have a big sale, quite a selection of shirts, list price around $100, on sale for $67, additional 25% off for JULY4TH promo code, final price about $50 each.
They have a good fit/sizing chart to measure yourself and decide what size is for you.
Most of us want the classic fit, not the tailored fit.

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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks:
You need my older brother to measure you and make it custom.

Mars_Attacks,
Yes, I do! I'm very funny shaped.

Neither. Hawaiian shirt is to be worn with shorts.

Out side of my pants.
Most of the time it is a cover shirt used for concealment.

They make me feel older than I am...
No one wears them Any more in this part of the country.

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Originally posted by Haveme1or2:
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