Hawaii Hang Loose

Tag: H.L. Miller

Size: Large

Measurements: 21" x 28.5"

Stitching: Single top, single bottom

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The "hang loose" sign, also known as the "shaka" sign, is a gesture associated with Hawaii and surf culture. It is a hand gesture that is often used to convey a laid-back and friendly attitude. Here's how to make the hang loose sign:

1. **Form a Fist:**
- Start with a fist, with your thumb extended.

2. **Extend the Pinkie and Thumb:**
- Extend your pinkie finger and thumb while keeping the other fingers curled into the fist.

3. **Shake It:**
- Optionally, you can shake your hand back and forth, emphasizing the relaxed and easygoing vibe of the gesture.

The hang loose sign is often accompanied by a verbal expression of "hang loose" or "shaka, brah!" It's a symbol of the Hawaiian spirit and is widely recognized as a symbol of friendship, unity, and the relaxed lifestyle associated with surfing and beach culture.

The term "hang loose" itself is an informal way of saying to relax, take it easy, or not to worry. The gesture and phrase have become iconic, not only in Hawaii but also in surf communities around the world.

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