In Japan, it's almost always customary to buy souvenirs when you go on a trip. Of course, this is also the case when traveling to Hawaii, and when returning to Japan while living in Hawaii, I think that many people buy souvenirs from Hawaii.
When it comes to Hawaiian souvenirs, the first thing that comes to mind is cookies from various companies. The Honolulu Cookie Company, which is famous for its pineapple-shaped shortbread cookies, and the Big Island Candies, which are also shortbread cookies,
Also, I think the locally popular American cookie classic cookie corner is famous.
Recently, the number of elaborate cookie souvenirs is increasing, but some of you may be worried that cookies are not so persona, nothing to leave.
If you think about a gift other than food, you have to worry about gender, usage and taste, so it's hard to choose. When you think of Hawaii, you might think of Hawaiian shirts, Hawaiian dresses, and Muumuu, but there are also sizes and tastes that make it a very difficult gift for souvenirs and gifts.
Therefore, we recommend the furoshiki made from various types of Hawaiian fabrics.
Furoshiki In Hawaii, a furoshiki made from the same material used for Hawaiian shirts and dresses is sold at a very reasonable price of $ 6.50 per piece!
Furoshiki? You don't use that much, right? You might think that, because the furoshiki can be used in any shape, it has the advantage that anyone can easily use Hawaiian fabrics for both men and women.
The easiest way to use it is to use it as a handkerchief or bandana. As it is made of 100% cotton, it is unisex and can be used by anyone as a handkerchief. If you are fashionable, you can use it as a pocket square for men, you can use it as a bandana or hair band for women, and if you can sew, you can make your own pouch because it is a simple square fabric. I can do it. You can also buy a canvas frame for 100 yen and easily incorporate Hawaii as an interior as a fabric board!
This 100% cotton is made possible because the Hawaiian fabric industry has changed with Corona. Until then, Hawaiian fabrics mixed with polyester were the mainstream, and most of them were large for stage costumes. With Corona as an opportunity, the pattern became smaller and the number of 100% cotton fabrics designed for masks increased. That's why it's never been before that so many 100% cotton Hawaiian patterned fabrics were on the market.
There have been many changes in Corona, and these changes have made Furoshiki Hawaii possible. Please try to find new ways to enjoy Hawaiian fabrics.