78% matchVuori
Surf-rooted technical knits, same coastal ease
What changes: Activewear knits rather than aloha wovens and prints
Brand profile
Honolulu-based sportswear brand making surf-informed men's and women's apparel, aloha wovens and UPF sun-protective pieces designed in Hawai'i.
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Founded in 2013 in Honolulu, the line runs graphic tees, aloha and camp-collar wovens, track pants and outerwear, with Hawaiian quilt motifs recurring across prints.
Liner-less nylon shorts anchor the range, backed by the Kolepa and SunWave UPF 50+ lines, so sun and swim function sit inside the everyday clothing.
Beyond its Honolulu stores, including South Shore Market at Ward Village, it wholesales widely in Japan through Beams, United Arrows and Journal Standard.
78% matchSurf-rooted technical knits, same coastal ease
What changes: Activewear knits rather than aloha wovens and prints
74% matchTropical camp shirts for an older resort shopper
What changes: Silk/linen resortwear, no performance UPF or surf edge
72% matchEast Coast answer to island-print sportswear
What changes: Ralph Lauren-ish coastal polish, smaller range
66% matchBeach wardrobe built around minimal trunks
What changes: Swim-led and print-light versus graphic Hawaiian motifs
Salvage Public is a Honolulu sportswear label founded in 2013 by Joseph Serrao, Noah Serrao and Nāpali Souza, designing men's and women's clothing rooted in Hawaiian surf and island culture. The range covers graphic tees, aloha and camp-collar wovens, liner-less nylon shorts, track pants, outerwear, hats, blankets and pareo, plus the Kolepa and SunWave UPF 50+ performance lines. Hawaiian quilt motifs recur across prints. It operates retail in Honolulu, including South Shore Market at Ward Village, and wholesales widely in Japan through Beams, United Arrows and Journal Standard.