Celebrating 70 Years of Aloha

Celebrating 70 Years of Aloha  OUR STORY

Two men posing by water, wearing shorts and patterned shirts.

INTRODUCING

REYN'S AUTHENTIC VINTAGE

As part of our 70th Anniversary celebration, we're opening the archive in a new way with Reyn's Authetic Vintage—a series of limited online-exclusive drops featuring curated vintage Reyn Spooner pieces, hand-selected by our team.

As part of our 70th Anniversary celebration, we're opening the archive in a new way with Reyn's Authetic Vintage—a series of limited online-exclusive drops featuring curated vintage Reyn Spooner pieces, hand-selected by our team.

THE LATEST DROP

The 1980s marked a defining era for our brand—the decade that helped make aloha shirts synonymous with Spooner. Our in-house artists created bold original designs, including iconic prints that remain in rotation today, while shorter collars and button-down silhouettes helped shape a look that became unmistakably our own.

Behind the scenes, we partnered with a small Japanese mill to bring those designs to life through thoughtful craftsmanship, beginning a lasting relationship that continues today. We refined our signature Spooner Kloth™ and expanded beyond aloha shirts into T-shirts, sweatshirts, and swim trunks. From oversized florals to unexpected conversational prints, the creative energyof the '80s lives on in some of the most distinctive designs in our archive.

Four people in colorful matching outfits, smiling in a natural setting.
Woman sewing fabric at a table in a workshop setting.
Two men in stylish shirts and shorts, posing against a neutral background.
Person in a blue shirt leaning against a pink wall. Magazines displayed nearby.
A couple in matching pastel outfits, smiling and holding a takeout container.
Two young adults posing on a wall, wearing casual summer outfits.
A couple standing together in a forest, smiling at each other.

These one-of-a-kind vintage pieces won’t be around for long. Once they find a new home, they’re gone for good.

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Sign up to shop our next drop before anyone else!

Value is required
Mahalo!

*By submitting your email you agree to receive marketing emails from Reyn Spooner

THE EARLY YEARS
THE LATEST DROP

The 1980s marked a defining era for our brand—the decade that helped make aloha shirts synonymous with Spooner. Our in-house artists created bold original designs, including iconic prints that remain in rotation today, while shorter collars and button-down silhouettes helped shape a look that became unmistakably our own.

Behind the scenes, we partnered with a small Japanese mill to bring those designs to life through thoughtful craftsmanship, beginning a lasting relationship that continues today. We refined our signature Spooner Kloth™ and expanded beyond aloha shirts into T-shirts, sweatshirts, and swim trunks. From oversized florals to unexpected conversational prints, the creative energyof the '80s lives on in some of the most distinctive designs in our archive.

Four people in colorful matching outfits, smiling in a natural setting.
Woman sewing fabric at a table in a workshop setting.
Two men in stylish shirts and shorts, posing against a neutral background.
Person in a blue shirt leaning against a pink wall. Magazines displayed nearby.
A couple in matching pastel outfits, smiling and holding a takeout container.
Two young adults posing on a wall, wearing casual summer outfits.
A couple standing together in a forest, smiling at each other.

These one-of-a-kind vintage pieces won’t be around for long. Once they find a new home, they’re gone for good.

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The early years

Our first release looks back to the formative years when Reyn Spooner was evolving as a brand. Longer 1970s collars, distinctive silhouettes, vintage labels, and period construction details offer a glimpse into the emerging aesthetic of Hawai'i sportswear.

These shirts were crafted using some of the finest fabrics avaialble in Hawai'i, including textiles from renowned designer Alfred Shaheen, whose fabric appeared on what would become our very first Aloha Shirt.

Our first release looks back to the formative years when Reyn Spooner was evolving as a brand. Longer 1970s collars, distinctive silhouettes, vintage labels, and period construction details offer a glimpse into the emerging aesthetic of Hawai'i sportswear.

These shirts were crafted using some of the finest fabrics avaialble in Hawai'i, including textiles from renowned designer Alfred Shaheen, whose fabric appeared on what would become our very first Aloha Shirt.

Our first release looks back to the formative years when Reyn Spooner was evolving as a brand. Longer 1970s collars, distinctive silhouettes, vintage labels, and period construction details offer a glimpse into the emerging aesthetic of Hawai'i sportswear.

These shirts were crafted using some of the finest fabrics avaialble in Hawai'i, including textiles from renowned designer Alfred Shaheen, whose fabric appeared on what would become our very first Aloha Shirt.

THE LATEST DROP

The 1980s marked a defining era for our brand—the decade that helped make aloha shirts synonymous with Spooner. Our in-house artists created bold original designs, including iconic prints that remain in rotation today, while shorter collars and button-down silhouettes helped shape a look that became unmistakably our own.

Behind the scenes, we partnered with a small Japanese mill to bring those designs to life through thoughtful craftsmanship, beginning a lasting relationship that continues today. We refined our signature Spooner Kloth™ and expanded beyond aloha shirts into T-shirts, sweatshirts, and swim trunks. From oversized florals to unexpected conversational prints, the creative energyof the '80s lives on in some of the most distinctive designs in our archive.

Four people in colorful matching outfits, smiling in a natural setting.
Woman sewing fabric at a table in a workshop setting.
Two men in stylish shirts and shorts, posing against a neutral background.
Person in a blue shirt leaning against a pink wall. Magazines displayed nearby.
A couple in matching pastel outfits, smiling and holding a takeout container.
Two young adults posing on a wall, wearing casual summer outfits.
A couple standing together in a forest, smiling at each other.

These one-of-a-kind vintage pieces won’t be around for long. Once they find a new home, they’re gone for good.

SHOP THE SHIRTS

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Sign up to shop our next drop before anyone else!

Value is required
Mahalo!

*By submitting your email you agree to receive marketing emails from Reyn Spooner

THE EARLY YEARS

Our first release looks back to the formative years when Reyn Spooner was evolving as a brand. Longer 1970s collars, distinctive silhouettes, vintage labels, and period construction details offer a glimpse into the emerging aesthetic of Hawai'i sportswear.

These shirts were crafted using some of the finest fabrics avaialble in Hawai'i, including textiles from renowned designer Alfred Shaheen, whose fabric appeared on what would become our very first Aloha Shirt.

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Celebrating 70 years of Aloha.

Seven decades of island style.

Celebrating 70 years of color.

Seven decades of island style.