Sun Surf is produced in Japan to original designs maintaining the authenticity and quality of Hawaiian shirts from the golden era of the style. Each year, Sun Surf releases Limited Edition Hawaiian shirts that pay homage to Japan’s rich history, showcasing deep appreciation for the country’s renowned artists.
For 2025, this series from Sun Surf celebrates the painters of the Edo period, a time when Japanese art and culture flourished. Masterworks are faithfully reproduced on the canvas of the Aloha or Hawaiian shirt, showcasing a deep appreciation of the country's renowned artists. This painting captures the legendary duel between Uesugi Kenshin and Takeda Shingen, a dramatic moment from the historic Battles of Kawanakajima (1553–1564), etched into the annals of Samurai folk tales.
Hokusai’s detailed composition stretches powerfully across a vertical two-page screen, showcasing his masterful technique. For this limited edition model, Sun Surf use a Fujiet Rayon, favoured for its soft drape & breathability. The art work used is then overprinted using an ink pigment, while all the other details of their classic Hawaiian shirts feature.
An open collar, black pearl buttons (for this edition) & a single chest pocket are all present. A Hokusai woven label completes the look. Each limited edition model comes with a presentation box. 100% rayon Fujiet rayon Limited edition model Katsushika Hokusai painting depicting Battle Kawanakajima Open collar Black pearl buttons Single chest pocket Comes in presentation box Collector's edition Made in Japan
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