The IRMA dress takes inspiration from the mu‘umu‘u—once tied to the missionary era, now a symbol of grace and identity. Crafted in flowing silk with a luminous finish, it features a high collar, lace accents, and generous sleeves that honor tradition while embracing modern strength. A row of buttons runs from chest to neckline, adding structure to its wide silhouette. Part of the Matavai Collection, IRMA is both a tribute to heritage and a statement of presence.

The Okika Honohono rebaptised Oka motif is an ode to the orchid, at once delicate and enduring. It unfolds in ruby red, opal green and black. Beyond its floral beauty, this motif carries meaning: a bridge between Hawaii and Polynesia, a thread binding shared histories and island spirits across the ocean.

The TAKIAU dress balances boldness with grace. Sleeveless and floor-length, it reveals the back with fluid ease, while long ties at the nape form a cascading bow. A high neckline lends structure, blending sensuality with sophistication. Part of the Matavai Collection, TAKIAU reimagines heritage for the confident woman of today.

The Okika Honohono rebaptised Oka motif is an ode to the orchid, at once delicate and enduring. It unfolds in ruby red, opal green, light grey, black, and brown plum. Beyond its floral beauty, this motif carries meaning: a bridge between Hawaii and Polynesia, a thread binding shared histories and island spirits across the ocean.

The VAIMA dress is the most contemporary cut of the Matavai Collection—short, spirited, and full of ease. Long sleeves and a décolleté bring balance, blending freshness with timeless allure. Designed for both daily wear and refined moments, VAIMA reimagines island elegance with confidence, style, and modern presence.

The Okika Honohono rebaptised Oka motif is an ode to the orchid, at once delicate and enduring. It unfolds in ruby red, opal green, light grey, black, and brown plum. Beyond its floral beauty, this motif carries meaning: a bridge between Hawaii and Polynesia, a thread binding shared histories and island spirits across the ocean.

A well-known cut of the house, the HINA Pants are celebrated for their elongated legs and fluid drape. Reimagined in pure silk for the Matavai Collection, it carries a renewed lightness while preserving its signature front tie knot — a detail that defines the waist as the fabric falls with effortless grace. An enduring silhouette, it embodies the movement and ease at the heart of the collection.

The Okika Honohono rebaptised Oka motif is an ode to the orchid, at once delicate and enduring. It unfolds in ruby red, opal green, black, and brown plum. Beyond its floral beauty, this motif carries meaning: a bridge between Hawaii and Polynesia, a thread binding shared histories and island spirits across the ocean.