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Black and white shot of four surfers riding across the face of a large breaking wave

Started by a peg-legged tailor in Hawaii way back in the ‘50s, M.Nii make real-deal surf-gear to withstand massive waves and the occasional shark-attack. Along with their shorts and t-shirts, they were nice enough send through a few photos, and to cut this rambling intro short, here they are:

Black and white shot of a surfer riding down a large glassy wave, with two more surfers out on either side

Black and white shot of a huge wave curling over, with spray blowing back off its crest

Black and white shot of vintage cars and a van parked on a roadside below a rocky hill, with people stood around them

Black and white shot of the M. Nii Tailor shop, its sign listing suits, shirts and shorts made to measure, by a vintage car

Yellow cover for the Seventh Annual International Surfing Championships at Makaha Beach, 1959, with a surfer riding a wave

All photos taken by the steady shutter-finger of Grant Rohloff, except the shot of outside M.Nii’s tailors, which was taken by Tom McBride.

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