Hang Loose Adjustable Hat

The three-fingered Shaka greeting widely used today among Hawaiians and others in the surfing community originated from a multitude of stories sharing a common theme: warmth and welcome when greeting another. One story says a man named Hamana Kalili, who worked at the sugar plantation, was involved in an unfortunate accident which severed his three middle fingers. Another legend tells of Tutu Hamana, a great Ali’i (chief) in the court and a man filled with aloha and kindness. When the guest would leave, Tutu Hamana would wave goodbye with his old, bent hand and the people, out of aloha, would wave back just like he did, with their 3 middle fingers down like shaka. 100% POLYESTER LOW PROFILE ADJUSTABLE CAP Sewn on cotton embroidered patch 6-panel Low Profile cap 6 sewn eyelets Cotton-like texture Structured Firm Front Panel with Full Buckram Micro Mesh Standard Performance Sweatband Moisture wicking technology Dust Resistant and anti-static fabric Premium and durable plastic snap closure