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Ku'e I Ka Pono, Lahaina Banyan Tree T-Shirt

Original price $ 10.00
Original price $ 10.00 - Original price $ 10.00
Original price $ 10.00
Current price $ 24.99
$ 24.99 - $ 24.99
Current price $ 24.99
Size: XS
Color: Stone Grey
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Pickup available at Vegas

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Product Description

Cotton T-Shirt with the inscription "Ku'e I Ka Pono" Which means to stand in righteousness.

The shirt also features a beautiful depiction of the Lahaina Banyan tree that was tragically lost in the fires.

 

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07/01/2024
David G.
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Ku'e I Ka Pono, Lahaina Banyan T-shirt

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