Yes. Our Hawaiian shirts are designed as unisex apparel, meaning they work naturally for both men and women. The relaxed fit and balanced proportions allow the shirt to drape comfortably across different body types while maintaining a clean silhouette.

Most Hawaiian shirts are mass produced in large quantities. Ours are made to order. That means each tropical shirt is produced only after someone chooses it, which reduces overproduction while supporting a slower and more intentional approach to apparel.

The shirts use a relaxed oversized fit designed specifically for airflow and comfort. The silhouette allows movement through the shoulders and torso while maintaining a clean, intentional look.

Project 925 is the philanthropic arm of No 925. Each month, a portion of profits is directed toward a vetted nonprofit organization aligned with the brand’s values. Causes often include mental health support, environmental protection, and veteran assistance, helping turn everyday purchases into real-world impact.

Made-to-order production allows us to reduce unnecessary waste while maintaining flexibility in our designs. Rather than producing thousands of garments that may never be worn, we manufacture items as they are purchased. This approach supports sustainability while allowing No 925 to focus on thoughtful design rather than fast fashion.

Project 925 is No. 925's giving initiative. Ten percent of monthly profits go to a vetted local or regional nonprofit, rotated monthly. We choose organizations where the contribution will actually be felt, not absorbed into administrative overhead. When you buy from No. 925, a portion of that purchase moves something real in the world.

Shipping options and any free shipping thresholds are shown at checkout based on your order total and location. We update our shipping rates periodically, if you have questions about costs before ordering, contact support@no925.com and we will give you current information.

They do. The fabric used in these tropical shirts includes UPF 50+ sun protection built directly into the material. This helps block a large portion of ultraviolet rays when spending time outdoors.

Many Hawaiian shirts are produced in large bulk batches. These shirts are made to order instead. That means each shirt is created only after someone chooses it, reducing overproduction and aligning with a slower approach to apparel.

Yes. The designs in this collection use an all-over print process so the pattern flows across the entire shirt. This allows each design to fully express the tropical pattern rather than being limited to a small printed area.