Ko'olau T
Ko'olau - Representing the Windward sides of the Hawaiian Islands.
Our Koʻolau Mountains are significant across multiple Hawaiian islands, shaping their landscapes, ecosystems, and cultural histories. On Oʻahu, the Koʻolau Range is a vital watershed that supplies freshwater and supports diverse ecosystems. Its steep cliffs and valleys hold sacred sites, heiau, and ancient Hawaiian legends. Similarly, on Maui, the Koʻolau Gap in Haleakalā eroded crater channels trade wind moisture, influencing the lush and rich rainforests of East Maui and sustaining traditional taro farming in areas like Keʻanae and Wailuanui.
On Molokai, Koʻolau Range, the northeastern Koʻolau region includes high cliffs and fertile valleys like Halawa, once a thriving Hawaiian agricultural hub. On Kauaʻi, Koʻolau district in the northeast, including Hanalei Valley, serves as a critical watershed and agricultural center for taro farming. Across these islands, the Koʻolau regions play an essential role in water collection, biodiversity, cultural heritage, and sustainable agriculture.
• 50% cotton, 50% polyester
• DryBlend® moisture-management fabric
• Modern classic fit
• Rib collar in classic width
Ko'olau - Representing the Windward sides of the Hawaiian Islands.
Our Koʻolau Mountains are significant across multiple Hawaiian islands, shaping their landscapes, ecosystems, and cultural histories. On Oʻahu, the Koʻolau Range is a vital watershed that supplies freshwater and supports diverse ecosystems. Its steep cliffs and valleys hold sacred sites, heiau, and ancient Hawaiian legends. Similarly, on Maui, the Koʻolau Gap in Haleakalā eroded crater channels trade wind moisture, influencing the lush and rich rainforests of East Maui and sustaining traditional taro farming in areas like Keʻanae and Wailuanui.
On Molokai, Koʻolau Range, the northeastern Koʻolau region includes high cliffs and fertile valleys like Halawa, once a thriving Hawaiian agricultural hub. On Kauaʻi, Koʻolau district in the northeast, including Hanalei Valley, serves as a critical watershed and agricultural center for taro farming. Across these islands, the Koʻolau regions play an essential role in water collection, biodiversity, cultural heritage, and sustainable agriculture.
• 50% cotton, 50% polyester
• DryBlend® moisture-management fabric
• Modern classic fit
• Rib collar in classic width
Ko'olau - Representing the Windward sides of the Hawaiian Islands.
Our Koʻolau Mountains are significant across multiple Hawaiian islands, shaping their landscapes, ecosystems, and cultural histories. On Oʻahu, the Koʻolau Range is a vital watershed that supplies freshwater and supports diverse ecosystems. Its steep cliffs and valleys hold sacred sites, heiau, and ancient Hawaiian legends. Similarly, on Maui, the Koʻolau Gap in Haleakalā eroded crater channels trade wind moisture, influencing the lush and rich rainforests of East Maui and sustaining traditional taro farming in areas like Keʻanae and Wailuanui.
On Molokai, Koʻolau Range, the northeastern Koʻolau region includes high cliffs and fertile valleys like Halawa, once a thriving Hawaiian agricultural hub. On Kauaʻi, Koʻolau district in the northeast, including Hanalei Valley, serves as a critical watershed and agricultural center for taro farming. Across these islands, the Koʻolau regions play an essential role in water collection, biodiversity, cultural heritage, and sustainable agriculture.
• 50% cotton, 50% polyester
• DryBlend® moisture-management fabric
• Modern classic fit
• Rib collar in classic width