The founder of URT Clothing, Ian Urtnowski, says every penny made from the shirts will go to the people of Lahaina.
SAN DIEGO — A Coronado-based clothing brand has created a shirt to show support for the people of Lahaina on Maui.
The shirts say"Lahaina Strong" and features the city's iconic, 150-year-old Banyan Tree. The tree was burned in the fire, but it is still standing as the community works to keep it alive. "These shirts are a way for people to show support form all the destruction in the deadly wildfires in the state of Hawaii and also spread the word to be a more grassroots movement," he said.Follow this linkif you would like to purchase one of the shirts.
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