The Pua Collection

Inspired by the flowers of Hawaiʻi, The Pua Collection pairs island-inspired designs with everyday comfort.

THE COLLECTION

Tiare
$24.00

A soft blue compression sock featuring hand-drawn tiare blossoms, inspired by one of Polynesia's most cherished flowers. Inspired by slow days, salt air, and the beauty of island living, it's designed with compression for lasting comfort through long shifts, travel, and everyday wear.

Compression
20–25 mmHg

Material
95% nylon | 5% spandex

Sizing
S/M — Women's 6–7.5
M/L — Women's 7.5+

Care
Machine wash cold
Wash inside out
Tumble dry low or (hang to dry)
Do not bleach or iron

ʻŪlei
$24.00

A soft lavender compression sock featuring delicate ʻūlei blossoms, inspired by one of Hawaiʻi's beloved native plants. Made for lasting comfort with compression that supports you through long shifts, travel, and everyday wear.

Compression
20–25 mmHg

Material
95% nylon | 5% spandex

Sizing
S/M — Women's 6–7.5
M/L — Women's 7.5+

Care
Machine wash cold
Wash inside out
Tumble dry low or (hang to dry)
Do not bleach or iron


Melia
$24.00

Fresh island florals meet a timeless gingham print, creating a design that's both playful and classic. Inspired by farmers markets, backyard gatherings, and slow island days, it's designed with compression for comfort wherever life takes you.

Compression
20–25 mmHg

Material
95% nylon | 5% spandex

Sizing
S/M — Women's 6–7.5
M/L — Women's 7.5+

Care
Machine wash cold
Wash inside out
Tumble dry low or (hang to dry)
Do not bleach or iron

ŪLEI

(Osteomeles anthyllidifolia)

An indigenous Hawaiian plant known for its delicate white blossoms and resilience. For generations, it has been woven into lei and valued for its traditional uses.

TIARE

(Gardenia taitensis)

Known for its creamy white petals and unmistakable fragrance, the tiare flower has long symbolized warmth, welcome, and island life throughout Polynesia.

PLUMERIA

(Melia)

Introduced to Hawaiʻi during the 1800s, plumeria has become one of the islands' most beloved flowers, celebrated for its sweet fragrance and colorful blooms.

The names and stories reflect the plants and cultural traditions that inspired this collection.

Botanical information courtesy of the National Tropical Botanical Garden and the Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources.