Aloha Shirt By Mo Cullen Shirtsmith

You know Mo's Aloha shirt is a winner when Sir Graham Henry owns one!

Wear it loud and proud in this funky take on a classic Hawaiian Shirt. Looks great with shorts, jeans or trousers and a jacket or blazer! 

Strictly limited quanitites as this fabric is no longer available

Material: 100% cotton with all natural coconut buttons

All Mo Cullen shirts are made in New Zealand

Please enjoy your shirt. Mo enjoys making them - a lot of care and attention goes into them - and we hope a lot of happiness is created by wearing them

Care instructions:
Mo Cullen Shirts have a reputation for quality, durability and a long life.
To keep your shirt in top condition, either hand wash or delicate machine wash on a cold cycle with your shirt turned inside out to preserve the print

DO NOT HOT WASH OR TUMBLE DRY. This will shrink the natural fibres in your shirt.
Air dry your shirt on a hanger to avoid peg marks, and iron on the 'Cotton' setting of your iron using plenty of steam

After many years of being behind the scenes in the manufacturing and production side of the fashion industry, Mo Cullen had long felt that the world of mens shirts needed a bit of a 'zhush' up! Stumbling across a selection of amazing cotton prints was the spark that lit the fire - and Mo Cullen Shirtsmith was born. 
Mo Cullen has an eye for picking quirky and colourful prints and uses natural fibres and products wherever possible. Mo Cullen shirts are all made from 100% shirt weight cotton with buttons made from coconut husks. Many of the prints are uniquely New Zealand, harking back to the nostalgia of summer holidays spent at campgrounds, Pohutukawas in full bloom, Tui's and the good old kiwi bach. 

Mo Cullen retro New Zealand made shirts are proudly patterned, cut, sewn and finished in Mo's workroom in Mahurangi west, just north of Auckland. A team of very talented individuals are her 'engine room'. Mo is very proud of the fact that they are a high quality, New Zealand made product, and no shirt leaves the workroom without the once over from Mo herself.