Urban Maze Hawaiian Aloha Shirt

Aloha shirts generally feature oversized patterns. "American-style" Hawaiian shirts often use coconut trees and their shadows as the main motif, while "Japanese-style" Hawaiian shirts have more of a street-style flavor, adding illustration-style clouds, wind, and smoke, which brings a kind of mysterious, worldly vibe.

This time, we're going against tradition by using a dense pattern for this design named "Urban Maze." The entire design has no single focal point; instead, through the extremely detailed illustrations, you can sense that this "Urban Maze" is not any other world-class metropolis, but our very own Hong Kong.

From the Hill Road flyover and the old tenement buildings ("tong lau") in the bustling city, to people drying clothes and practicing Tai Chi on rooftops, and even including numerous landmark buildings (like the Hopewell Centre), this design captures the unique skyline where old and new intersect all at once.