In the late 1940's soldiers returning home from the war in the Pacific got some R & R in Hawaii and most likely new Aloha Shirt on their way back to their respective States. From California to the East coast garment manufacturers recognized the popularity of the fun and colorful Hawaiian shirts and started to turn out their own version of printed shirts. Sometimes with a Hawaiian feeling or with a theme that was completely unrelated to the Hawaiian lifestyle.
Willo-Weave made shirts with regal themes for Kings and the Arabian Knight enthusiasts.
