I've never been to this store before. My co-worker needed to come here to get a birthday present…read morefor a friend, so I accompanied her. The whole store is made up of Hawaiian themed merchandise. There were jewelry, cards, body care items and tons of clothes. They have some really cute items. My friend purchased a set of plastic flower beads to string together to make a necklace. What caught my eye that I really wanted was the sunrise shell necklace. I've always wanted one. The shell has the pink and yellow colors on it to mimic the sunrise. I'm contemplating on getting it as I've wanted one for a while.

Sugar Sugar has a lot of really cute bohemian-style clothing and accessories, and the store itself…read moreis visually appealing. I went in and out of the dressing rooms a few times while trying on outfits, and none of them had a basket or spot for purses. Each time I had to hang my handbag on a hanger with the clothes, since I refuse to put my handbag on the dirty ground. Finally, the very last dressing room I tried did have a basket at the bottom, which was much better. The clothing and jewelry are adorable -- some even look handmade -- and I did buy a few outfits and a cute pair of earrings. Prices are on the higher side, but the pieces are unique and eye-catching, so if you're looking for something different, it might be worth it. Unfortunately, checkout brought the experience down. Since I didn't need a bag, the sales associate handed me my clothes directly, but forgot my earrings. I didn't notice until I was halfway home. I tried looking everywhere for a phone number -- Yelp, the Ala Moana directory, the internet -- and couldn't find one. The only number I found just rang with no answer. So instead of calling, I had no choice but to drive all the way back through traffic. When I arrived, the sales associate saw me, handed me the earring, and said she was "going to text me." No apology, no "sorry for the inconvenience" -- nothing. Considering they have my number from the rewards program sign-up, that was disappointing. Overall, Sugar Sugar is a cute boutique with stylish pieces, but expect boutique pricing and limited dressing room amenities. The service could use improvement, especially when mistakes happen.

industry is a women's boutique on the Kuulei Road side of the Kailua Square Parking Lot. Inside…read moreyou'll find trendy women's basics like crop tops, striped dresses, bralettes, and cotton shorts. They also sell a section of handmade jewelry and fun accessories. This cute boutique is another reason why Kailua is a great place to shop.

I absolutely love this place. There are always new trendy clothes and accessories and the price is…read moredefinitely right. The ladies who work in the store are so nice and helpful and have a great eye for fashion. It's nice to feel like they really do care about your experience and make it so much easier without the aggressive push or prices. Love love love industry .

Shopping at South Shore Market in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I don't know why I haven't shopped here before... Parking in the covered structure is free; there's a clean, convenient restroom nearby; and the decor is so cute! Maybe the 50 percent off is a better incentive to visit Cameron Hawaii on Black Friday! I got two Hawaii-themed denim tote bags with rainbow design for my mainland friends... my high school classmate in Virginia and my college friend in San Diego... We still exchange gifts every holiday season. This year, I will be on time! I also looked in the $5 box, the $12 specials, and the $15 items... Such good deals! Ahhh... So tempting... Hmmm... I'd better get outta here before I spend too much! LOL! Note: there's currently a 10 percent discount when you check in on your Yelp app! P.S. maximum number of people in the shop at one time is six!

I absolutely love your store and all the products. Super cute. I always try to visit it when I come…read moreto town. Unfortunately my experience yesterday with one of your sales girls was disappointing. She was very rude and super unwelcoming. When I walked in she didn't acknowledge me and other women in the store. When I asked her for help she sarcastically replied. I understand that we all have our bad days but this kind of service unfortunately will turn people away.

I've been following DeStash Hawaii on Instagram for a while now but haven't been able to visit…read moreuntil my recent Oahu trip and boy was it worth the wait. I've been a Vintage Mu'u collector for 10-15+ years and I was super excited to see their selection of Vintage Mu'u! I took a Lyft to get to South Street from Ala Moana and I was dropped off across the street so I was a bit disoriented at first lol. I had to make sure I was walking in the right direction since there wasn't a big flashy sign. I love the humble lit up sign that said "Alterations" in the window and once I saw a mannequin in window dressed with beautiful Vintage Mu'u, I knew I hit the vintage jackpot lol! It was an adorable store with vintage Knick knacks, accessories, jewelry in glass cases, an alteration station with fabric as you walk through the door, then another section filled with racks of Vintage Mu'u of every size, along with Tops, Palaka Shorts and I also noticed some Outerwear too. I was so excited that I hit the ground running and checked out every rack with my size and collected a good 8-10 or so Mu'u to try on. (I mean I am from Maui so I can't frequent this place much lol!) There were 2 humble dressing rooms with a small basket in the corner for your shoes and belongings. I loved the selection and most of all: the prices. They had vintage 80's-90's to maybe 60's-70's. I did see some rare vintage priced at $150-200+ but for the most part, reasonably priced for carefully curated vintage. I found 3 Mu'u at the end of my Vintage Haul. I scored a Black and Red Manuheali'i Dress (which aunty said everyone adored when it came in so that was definitely a score!) for $110 and 2 other Mu'u's, one was a Made in Hawaii with front bib detail in a cream color for maybe $40 and another Blue Andrade Mu'u for $45. This was definitely worth coming down from Maui. I will definitely be back on my next Oahu trip! The Aunty Owner and her daughter were the sweetest!

This charming shop was small yet full of options. I loved the curated vintage shop vibe, as…read moreeverything was in good shape and was organized well. 'Ola helped me today with choosing a mu'umu'u that fit the criteria required by my kumu hula, and she was very knowledgeable. The store also had a variety of fabrics and sewing tools. The parking was great! There's a lot in the front.

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Looking for a purple dress, I didn't expect to find one at Aloha Fabrics, but I did! Strolling around Dole Cannery, I saw clothing in the window. I thought that this was a hula supply store? Since I'm here, I should just take a look, right? Browsing the aisles that were filled with all kinds of merchandise like pareo, hair accessories, musical instruments, tube tops, lanyards, check book covers, hula skirts, etc., I found a rack of long mu'umu'u! I was excited to find a pretty lei print on lavender material with purple trim! Perfect! The nice man apologized that there was no dressing room. I estimated the length and width to figure what size to get. He said there's no refund and maybe I can come back for alteration? I think I'll fit! I also saw some coin purses that will make great party favors! I got a bunch and he gave me a discount for bulk purchase! Thank you! Wow... I wasn't expecting anything and this store is really terrific... they even have 100% cotton palaka fabric on bolts! I need to return when I'm ready to sew my next project! Thank you so much!!!

Lots of selection and the staff was friendly and asked if we needed help. Would visit again if…read moreneeding material.

I finally used my gift card (which was set to expire in Dec 2025), at their Punahou store. After…read morevisiting the Punahou and Kailua store throughout the year, I finally found two tops that I immediately fell in love with. The staff were friendly and helpful and the store was clean. Seemed like they had several sizes available in all their merchandise which is great. Their dressing rooms are spaced nicely and they have several. They have ample parking spaces out in front of the store.

I used to love shopping here, 10 yrs ago. But I walked out…read moreempty handed today. I'm just not into their colors or patterns. Most were too bright/loud for my liking.

As an alumnus of the Rhode Island School of Design, owner Andrew Mau clearly has a keen eye for…read morestylish design, and it manifests itself into an impressive variety of goods. Jamie W and I were waiting for our reservation at The Pig and The Lady (review: https://yelp.to/LhZdZcHz26), so we had time to explore the Kaimuki neighborhood. Beyond the necessary malasada at Pipeline Bakery (review: https://yelp.to/coxyVLI5P8), we were curious about a couple of LGBTQ-owned businesses on Waialae Avenue. One was a fun pet supply emporium, The Public Pet (review: https://yelp.to/XXvGoRe97Q), and this was the other store. There were plenty of things to browse. Clothing and accessories appeared to dominate the main hallway, while housewares, handbag, and fabrics were presented in the back area. There were unique items like colorful hair clips, duck-head umbrellas, and tins of mackerel filets. Andrew makes sure there's nothing predictable about the inventory here, which makes a return visit mandatory. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/8XV0OV0x9v

This store has some of the most interesting products! It may look like it caters more to women,…read morebut there are some things that appeal to both sexes. I was looking for sunglasses and I read that Hula Eyewear could be found here. There were not that many styles, but I did find a pair that I liked. Polarized lenses and great frames. What more could you want? Definitely worth stopping in and taking a look around. Mahalo Island Boy!

I have never added a business on YELP but Midori Jewelry Hawaii is my absolute favorite place to…read morebuy gifts- for myself and other women in my life. Her items are all unique and made in Hawaii. She is always around- at "farmers markets" and pop-ups around town.. including at the Kailua Farmers Market much of the time. While you can buy online, everything is so much more beautiful "live". I have several items that I absolutely love that she made... unique pearl, shell, silver and gold... all handmade and unique. Really high quality and yet cheaper than some of the local jewelry store chains around the islands. Highly recommend her lovely, quality, one-of-a-kind works of wearable art!