Shaka Brah T-Shirts

Shred till you're dead!

hang loose brochachos

Good vibes!

The 'shaka sign, sometimes known as "hang loose," is a gesture of friendly intent often associated with Hawaii and surf culture. A hand gesture in which the thumb and little finger are extended outwards from a closed fist, used when greeting or parting from someone or to express approval, solidarity, etc.

Howzit, Hawaii style!

Only Wildland Firefighters would get stoked for strong dry winds, like a Surfer is for off shore winds, Flames Are Up Brah!

Hang Loose and enjoy this Shaka sign with a worn faded grunge look!

"Lookin' sick, Max! A couple tats, some piercings and we'll make a thrasher out of you yet." "Ready for the mosh pit, shaka brah." "...Maybe not."

Shaka hand sign black and white design, tattoo stylized. Shaka brah print.

Hang Loose and enjoy this retro surf tiki pattern on a pillow or tote bag!

Shaka hand sign black and white design, tattoo stylized. Shaka brah print.

Shaka hand sign design, black outline symbol.

Hang-loose surfboard

Shaka brah in the shape of a shaka

Great gift item for Halloween.

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Hang loose and enjoy this surf shaka design on a tee!

If you speak teen gen Z or gen alpha then you probably call everyone bruh or use this as the universal response to others. This word play is built into the Shaka hand symbol used by surfers.

Share your Aloha Spirit with this shaka! Whether you've just surfed the exposed reef in Hanalei Bay, the beach break at Huntington Beach or you just want to show distant greetings and gratitude, do it with this bold yet simple shaka design.

A American Samoan posing in front of an American Samoa flag.

"Lookin' sick, Max! A couple tats, some piercings and we'll make a thrasher out of you yet." "Ready for the mosh pit, shaka brah." "...Maybe not."

Share your Aloha Spirit with this shaka! Whether you've just surfed the exposed reef in Hanalei Bay, the beach break at Huntington Beach or you just want to show distant greetings and gratitude, do it with this bold shaka badge design.

If you like to surf hollow waves, express yourself with this design and follow the endless summer.

Hang loose and enjoy this surfboard shaka pattern on a pillow or tote bag!

Ride the wave!

The 'shaka sign, sometimes known as "hang loose," is a gesture of friendly intent often associated with Hawaii and surf culture. A hand gesture in which the thumb and little finger are extended outwards from a closed fist, used when greeting or parting from someone or to express approval, solidarity, etc.

Ride the wave!

A groovy Pineapple dude throws you a double Shaka and wishes you aloha

Surfers - Using fake phones since 1958. Gag t shirt design on the Shaka sign / hand gesture. Silly vintage look of a hand giving the Shaka and has an old phone cable connected to its pinky, with a sun and the entire deal. Colorful writing, grunge distressed effect.

“Howzit Brah?” is a Hawaiian slang phrase used as a greeting in the same way as “Hey, how’s it going brother?” The shaka sign, sometimes known as the "hang loose" sign, is a friendly hand gesture often associated with surf culture. This original design has the flag of Hawaii placed inside the shaka sign.

Colorful Hang Loose Surfing Shaka Hand in Tie Die Color is a gesture of friendly in Hawaii and surf culture.

the crush of kona!

This surf style shaka hand gesture combines the teen slang bruh with some fun word play into the hand.

the purplist crush there is

Golden Orb Weaver Spider posing with surfboard on the beach with happy, goofy grin. Flashing a peace sign. Wearing t-shirt and board shorts.

This cool hang loose surfboard design is great for lovers of Huntington Beach, California that like to surf!