After World War II, many servicemen and servicewomen returned to the United States from Asia and the Pacific islands with aloha shirts made in Hawaii since the 1930s. One significant manufacturer was Shaheen, which began business in 1948. Following Hawaii's statehood in 1959, when extant tropical prints came to be regarded as rather tacky, designer Alfred Shaheen became noted for producing aloha shirts of higher chic and quality, and Elvis Presley wore a Shaheen-designed red aloha on the album cover for "Blue Hawaii" (1961). In 1956, Tori Richard, a well-known brand of Alohas was established. Reyn Spooner (or, rather, its precursor, Spooner's of Waikiki) also established business in 1956.