The specific problem we're aiming to solve is the environmental cost that has evolved from brands, such as those sold at Hawaii’s ABC Stores, that are inexpensive for a reason. When tourists visit, they want to purchase something to take home, and as Hawaiian dresses and shirts are a trademark representation of Hawaiian culture, they are a common buy. However, though some might consider buying “locally”, the truth is that barely any of that clothes is made in Hawaii. Most of it is imported from places like China, Indonesia, and Cambodia, or wherever labor is the cheapest. Though it may not automatically seem like “fast fashion” in our world today, the environmental costs of shipping and production from producing, transporting, and importing clothes from far away countries are evident.