Tiki Tribune – Vintage Newspaper Print Hawaiian Shirt

Channel the nostalgic spirit of old Hawaiiana with this one-of-a-kind vintage-inspired shirt. Designed with a distinctive weathered paper texture and sepia-toned brown base, it resembles a classic island newspaper filled with stories. The print artfully combines traditional Tiki masks, tribal patterns, and a playful beach party scene—complete with festive gatherings and tropical vibes—all rendered in an aged, illustrative style that feels both nostalgic and boldly expressive.

Ideal for Tiki enthusiasts, vintage collectors, or anyone wanting to make a cultured style statement. This shirt works perfectly on its own for a themed party or layered under a jacket for an eclectic downtown look. Its unique aesthetic is as suited for a luau as it is for a casual night out or creative daily wear.

Crafted from lightweight fabric for comfort with character.

✨ Why You’ll Love It:

• Vintage Newspaper Aesthetic: Features a unique brown paper-inspired texture with retro typography and layout accents.

• Classic Tiki & Party Imagery: Blends traditional Tiki god art and tribal motifs with a fun beach party scene.

• Wearable Retro Statement: Perfect for themed events, Tiki bars, or adding vintage personality to everyday outfits.

• Versatile Layering Piece: Looks great worn open, under a denim or utility jacket, or paired with neutral shorts and trousers.

• Breathable & Lightweight: Designed to keep you cool while standing out effortlessly.

• Fabric:Slub cotton fabric (100% cotton)
• Regular fit
• Fabric Weight:  125g/m²
• Stitch Color: black or white, automatically matched based on patterns.
• Care Instruction: machine wash cold with similar colors, line drying, do not bleach and dry clean, iron at a maximum sole-plate temperature of 110°C without steam steam ironing may cause irreversible damage.
• This product is made on demand, with no minimum order quantity.
• Multiple shipping methods available, and fees vary depending on the location and the shipping method selected.