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Lei ALOHA Tee by Aloha Collection | Tropical

The Zen & Zip highlight

A closer look at why this piece earns a place in the rotation.

THE PRODUCT, UP CLOSE

Fit, feel + the details.

How it fits

Unisex sizing.

How it feels

Classic cotton tee construction for easy everyday wear.

Fabric + care

100% cotton. Machine wash cold with like colors and lay flat to dry.

Product details

Lei ALOHA unisex short-sleeve tee in Tropical with a hand-drawn puakenikeni lei design.

A relaxed cotton tee with a thoughtful island-floral story, ALOHA Collection’s Lei ALOHA Short Sleeve pairs a Tropical colorway with a hand-drawn puakenikeni lei design. Its easy unisex shape works with denim, shorts or a swim-day layer, while the breathable 100% cotton keeps the feel straightforward and comfortable.

Fit & details

  • Unisex sizing
  • Short sleeves
  • Hand-drawn puakenikeni lei graphic
  • 100% cotton

Care

Machine wash cold with like colors and lay flat to dry.

WE'D STYLE IT WITH…

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MEET THE BRAND

ALOHA Collection

Founded in 2014 by Rachael Leinaʻala Soares and Heather Aiu, ALOHA Collection grew from a shared idea for lightweight, travel-friendly bags made for life between the beach and everywhere else. The brand’s Splash-Proof® bags use lightweight water-resistant wet-dry material designed to help protect belongings from light splashes, rain, and spills. ALOHA continues to center Hawaiʻi in its story and gives back through the Hōkūpaʻa Foundation, supporting Hawaiʻi-based nonprofits and community initiatives.
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FROM OUR TEAM

Why we love it.

"ALOHA makes the kind of pieces we reach for again and again — lightweight, practical, easy to pack, and made for real life near the water. Their Splash-Proof® bags are especially useful for beach days, travel, workouts, and everyday organization without feeling overly technical."