Pāpale Niu Collection • Nylon Bag
Woven headwear has existed in Hawaiʻi since ancient times, traditionally hand-crafted from lauhala (pandanus) and other natural fibers for sun protection. The coconut frond hat, or pāpale niu, became widely worn during the plantation era, when durable, breathable headwear was essential for long days outdoors. Over time, pāpale niu became a familiar part of everyday life in Hawaiʻi—appearing in celebrations, childhood memories, and family homes, and carrying stories passed from one generation to the next.
This will quickly become your new favorite bag! Made to last out of super strong, rip-stop nylon, this bag is 24” wide by 15” inches tall (plus handles) and can handle anything you throw inside. A bag of rice and all your groceries, a stash of farmers market goodies or everything you need for the day, all in one. This bag comes folded into a pouch that you can re-stuff it back into when not in use.
Pāpale Niu Collection • Nylon Bag
Woven headwear has existed in Hawaiʻi since ancient times, traditionally hand-crafted from lauhala (pandanus) and other natural fibers for sun protection. The coconut frond hat, or pāpale niu, became widely worn during the plantation era, when durable, breathable headwear was essential for long days outdoors. Over time, pāpale niu became a familiar part of everyday life in Hawaiʻi—appearing in celebrations, childhood memories, and family homes, and carrying stories passed from one generation to the next.
This will quickly become your new favorite bag! Made to last out of super strong, rip-stop nylon, this bag is 24” wide by 15” inches tall (plus handles) and can handle anything you throw inside. A bag of rice and all your groceries, a stash of farmers market goodies or everything you need for the day, all in one. This bag comes folded into a pouch that you can re-stuff it back into when not in use.
