KICKS/HI

Hawaiian streetwear boutique KICKS/HI teamed up with the folks at New Era last year to bring this fresh fitted to the table. Built using a green crown and visor, the cap features a chilled looking pineapple rocking shades and sandals on the front panels. KICKS/HI's logo appears on the back in white along with a white New Era flag on the wearer's left, completing the look. You can find this piece available now via KICKS/HI's online store http://kicks-hawaii.myshopify.com/.

KICKS/HI GUAM

KICKS/HI GUAM, a streetwear boutique on the island of Guam, have released these new Hafa Adai 59FIFTYs in collaboration with New Era. The caps have been made in three colourways cardinal, black and light navy.

KICKS/HI GUAM

Hawaii and Guam have quite a few things in common; rich island culture, great food, beautiful women and lastly they both house Kicks Hawaii. KICKS/HI GUAM teamed up with New Era late last year to drop a collection of 59FIFTYs. The "ESTA" fitted, available in four colourways, features the word in raised script.

KICKS/HI GUAM

KICKS/HI may have its roots firmly planted in Hawaii but they have branched out with a store in Guam. Kicks recently linked up with New Era to drop a collection of 59FIFTYs which bare the word "ESTA".
Esta is a widely used Chamorro term translating to "Okay". It is mainly used to end conversations with family or good friends and is usually followed by the Okay hand gesture. Esta is Guam's equivalent to Aloha, which can both mean "Goodbye".