Pacific Islander Clothing Directory

  Pacific Roots apparel was created to expose others to the native art forms of the islands. Through the power of the internet Pacific Roots have given local island artists the opportunity to create items and make profit from their designs while simultaneously sharing their work with people who may have never been given a chance to see it. 

If you want to know more, follow the link below to their website. 

U Culture Wear has everything from jerseys with tribal print, tribal rash guards, to wood carved amulets. They want you to know that everything in their store is made by them. The company also takes pride in their culture and believe the best way for a culture to survive is to share it with others. To check them out follow the links below. 

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http://uculturewear.com/

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Kava Kiccs are all about family, pride, tradition, knowledge, and respect. Kava specializes in the island tribal tattoo design and applies it to any canvas styled shoe. If you want some custom Kiccs send an email to the address below or if you want to check out their work follow them on Instagram or Facebook.

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[email protected] 

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http://instagram.com/sef_samatua

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Tanoa Samoa offers clothing that will express your samoan pride and keep you rooted in your culture and traditions. They have stunning tribal shirts for men, women, and children and their products are shipped straight off the island of Samoa. Check out their site by following the link below. 

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Polynesian Underground deals with perserving Island culture through in music promoting and event organizing but they also have merchandise with their logo on it that represents island culture really well. Follow the link below to go to their site. 

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Jandal Broz is an Australian based site that creates clothing for Proud Pacific People and ship worldwide. They help promote Pacific Islander culture through stylish and affordable clothes. If you want to check them out follow the link below. 

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Selah Int’l is strengthening the roots of the people by bringing them together under what they call “Jah-thentic” links creating a clothing brand of custom jerseys that represent one nation in various different ways.

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http://www.selah1.com

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http://instagram.com/selah1

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[email protected]

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The Fokai brand was made to give Guam its spot in the action sports world. The Fokai clothing mirrors exactly what it set out to represent. Follow the link below to check out their online store. 

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CROWNSGUAM brand is Guam’s premier fitted and snapback supplier. Mixing street wear with island culture, CROWNSGUAM lets others know that they are the Pacific West Coast Clan and official fitted brand of Guam. Their motto, "Our Waters Run Deep. Our Roots Run Deeper.” is enough for you to click the link below and check them out.  

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High Chief is an urban island apparel located in San Diego who’s brand is Heavy In Traditions. As of this moment High Chief does not have a website where you can buy their clothes but I suggest following them on Facebook and maybe asking them in a post how to buy their merchandise or to find out what events they will be at next so you can possibly purchase in person. 

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Kampeon clothing company is a new sub-category under PNOY Apparel that continues to focus on PNOY Apparel’s mission to “Know History” of the filipino culture while also providing a new mission to help motivate others to “Champion” their own goals. Check out Kampeon's chic clothing by clicking the link below.

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Hi Life Clothing is based out in Hawaii and it’s main mission is to simply spread aloha. They have everything from hats, stickers, shirts and more. If you dig their creative logo of the chain of islands click the link below to shop their merch. 

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Bulky Boy is another San Diego based island clothing line, making clothes for Men Who Live Large . The clothing company not only sells clothes but also sponsors athletes and musicians turning Bulky Boy into not just a brand but a lifestyle. Follow the link below for more info. 

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Kaduku clothing, based out of Washington state, combines todays urban styles with those of our island roots. Follow the link below to check them out.

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Tatau brand clothing is inspired by the blood and pain of the tattoo and based out of San Diego. Check out their site by clicking the link below. 

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Cukui is rooted in the Bay area, San Jose to be exact. The clothing line draws inspriation from Chicano and South Pacific Islander culture. Follow the link below to check them out.

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Island Tat is located in San Diego and is not only a clothing shop but they also do tribal tattoos! If you are interested in either the clothing or tattoos click the link below for more info. 

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