Considered aloha attire, this loose and breezy garment has its origins in the 1800s when missionaries adapted their Mother Hubbard-style dresses to suit Hawaiian women. Originally a tool of assimilation, native Hawaiians have since embraced this dress,  wearing it to social events, family gatherings, and for some styles of hula. The mu’umu’u’s popularity has spread worldwide due to its comfort, ease of wear, and colorful prints. Typically mu‘umu‘u are made of cotton and feature tropical florals, or traditional Hawaiian motifs.  But you can make this garment from silks or linens or solid fabrics as well. We recommend authentic Hawaiian Palaka!

Sizing: XS-3XL