Opihi Bolo Ties
Opihi Bolo Ties from the 1970ʻs, handpicked on Hawaiʻi Island and Maui. Once worn by the Hawaiian cowboy (Paniolo) and other ethnic groups as a popular accessory, these timeless pieces are making a comeback. Each one captures a bit of vintage Hawaiʻi, with a modern day flair.
They are available in black, brown, or a white cordage which measures at approximately 16” in length. The Opihi shells measure at 2 to 3” in diameter and each has itʻs own uniqueness to it. The Opihi shell can be adjusted up or down to your liking.
Disclaimer no two pieces are identical each shell has itʻs own color hues and markings. Therefore, pieces may vary and may not be identical to photos.
Opihi Bolo Ties from the 1970ʻs, handpicked on Hawaiʻi Island and Maui. Once worn by the Hawaiian cowboy (Paniolo) and other ethnic groups as a popular accessory, these timeless pieces are making a comeback. Each one captures a bit of vintage Hawaiʻi, with a modern day flair.
They are available in black, brown, or a white cordage which measures at approximately 16” in length. The Opihi shells measure at 2 to 3” in diameter and each has itʻs own uniqueness to it. The Opihi shell can be adjusted up or down to your liking.
Disclaimer no two pieces are identical each shell has itʻs own color hues and markings. Therefore, pieces may vary and may not be identical to photos.
Opihi Bolo Ties from the 1970ʻs, handpicked on Hawaiʻi Island and Maui. Once worn by the Hawaiian cowboy (Paniolo) and other ethnic groups as a popular accessory, these timeless pieces are making a comeback. Each one captures a bit of vintage Hawaiʻi, with a modern day flair.
They are available in black, brown, or a white cordage which measures at approximately 16” in length. The Opihi shells measure at 2 to 3” in diameter and each has itʻs own uniqueness to it. The Opihi shell can be adjusted up or down to your liking.
Disclaimer no two pieces are identical each shell has itʻs own color hues and markings. Therefore, pieces may vary and may not be identical to photos.