HANG TEN (Jolly): Small feet walk the world

In California in 1960, young people who loved surfing all had a common problem—since there was no trouser designed specifically for surfing, ordinary pants were very inconvenient when surfing. One person named Duke came up with a solution. But Duke was not a tailor, so he looked around and hoped to find someone to help him achieve his dream. Fortunately he found a tailor, Doris, and Doris designed some surf pants based on Duke's ideas. The result was very popular among Duke's friends, so Duke began working with Doris to sell some of the related clothing.

Duke's business with Doris was quite good, and Duke thought it was time to build a clothing brand. Doris believes that the highest level of golf is HOLE IN ONE - a hole in the hole. What about the water-skiing? Duke said it was HANGING TEN -- meaning that the feet were close to the surfboard. So Doris advised Duke to use his feet as their brand name, and the brand name was HANG TEN. That night, Doris embroidered a pair of feet on a piece of clothing by hand. Since then this brand has become so popular that the Kingdom of HANG TEN was born.