Vintage 70's Men's Sears Kings Road Tiki Novelty Tropical Hawaiian Shirt

$200.00

During the late 1960s and throughout the 1970s, Sears. Roebuck and Co. launched the Kings Road Shop line under "The Men's Store" umbrella. The sub-brand was specifically created to modernize their menswear selection and capitalize on the fast-moving fashion trends of the era. Named after the iconic King's Road street in London, the epicenter of the 1960s mod and youth culture movement.


DETAILS

- The print is a highly detailed, repeating Polynesian Island scenic pattern featuring a romanticized mid-century vison of South Pacific paradise.
- Pattern includes double-hulled sailing outriggers, stylized tiki statues emerging from coastal brush, pairs of hula dancers performing on the shoreline, and small thatched-roof beachfront huts.
- Bright heavily saturated colors.
- Wide open-spread notch collar.
- Patch pocket on the chest.

c. 1970s
Brand: Sears - Kings Road
Fabric: Polyester
Size: Tagged a size L - 50" Chest - More like an XL


Condition: Excellent with no condition issues, was professionally cleaned. Ready to wear when it arrives. No holes, no open seams, no missing buttons, no smells, no alterations.

MEASUREMENTS

Shoulders: 19"
Sleeve: 10"
Chest: 50"
Waist: 48"
Hips: 48"
Length: 29"

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