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My Signature Design

Faith Signature Tee

Where We're at

Wear it proud. Exclusively on Island TAT apparel.

Haute Fashion

Tangled in Polynesian culture and tradition, each of Island TAT’s designs come equipped with motivation and stories too good not to be shared with friends.

My Signature Design / Mana feature

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Design Meanings

Signature Design Words Behind the Motivation: By Joshawa Elsas

  • Rasta Lions – Far away the design looks like wings, but at a closer look the image of 2 lions are looking at each other take shape.
  • Stingrey -  Designed exclusively for USC Trojan football fans and represents  Rey Maualuga’s nickname, the Stingrey.
  • Journey –Inspired by our ancestor’s journeys. Tribal icons depict a story of our fearless ancestors
  • Vision – A mainstream design with a personal touch of Island TAT’s distinctive style.  
  • Samoa Weapon – Common between Polynesian cultures were the wars that took place among tribes and villages. Weapons used were prominent symbols of these wars.  
  • Chamorro – A design for the Chamorro’s to wear with pride.
  • Tribal flight –A tribal shoulder tattoo design spread across the chest, and on the back, a tribal cross with wings emphasizing Island TAT’s Christian origins.
  • Guam Hook – Very common to all the islands is the fish hook. The hook is brings food to the family and its meanings include success and skillfulness.
  • Tako – An octopus lies on the side of the shirt with Polynesian tribal along the tentacles.
  • Rays –A designer favorite, Rays was created to be a very bold Polynesian tribal design coming off the shoulder and across the chest. It also has the Mana on the back.
  • Mana – Island TAT’s signature logo and created as a representation of where the brand’s inspiration lies.
  • Ikaika – The Ikaika warrior helmet symbolizing strength and courage represents the strength of the Polynesian culture.
  • Faith-   Needed in everyday struggles of life
  • Armor – Named the armor of God because it was designed after the verse Ephesians 6:10.
  • Dolphin – Accents the female’s body with movement and flow
  • Peacock –A peacock design with the words “paradise found”
  • Hibiscus – Represents beauty and love for all Island TAT’s women followers
  • Poly weave – Symbolizing the strength of family, this tribal has sharks teeth around the edges, which symbolize a strong personality or lack of fear.
  • Chamorrita – Destined for the Chamorrita’s out there, the design features a Guam seal shining over the design with rays of a sun.