I first ran into their shop on Oahu, at the Aloha Stadium. The clothing is eye catching and…read morecomfortable. I am about 30 pounds overweight so tight fitting clothing is uncomfortable. I usually get the jumpsuits which are very versatile, they can be used as a off-the-shoulder jumpsuit or haram pants. they are comfortable and beautiful. I get many compliments. I have also ordered new colors each year (of the jumpsuits) and the shipping is fast and well packaged especially living on the mainland. They are very helpful over the phone, and I look forward to doing business with them every year.

They are the bomb!! I love their necklaces and bracelets!! I have collected a whole bunch of them…read morealready I wear them daily it's pretty much become my "uniform". He makes them with the spinning thingy and will custom make them if you'd like. You'd get a better deal for buying more. I think it's already a great value though. They also have the bomb dresses and I'm probably going to be collecting them. They do not shrink like all other sundresses which is AMAZING quality. I got my 10 YO daughter a few. The Mayans Shop is a must stop for me when at Swap Meet!! Go say hi you won't regret it

The memories of Hawaii…read more.. Or your views of that aloha experience is definitely found here. We visit Hawaii for various reasons either work, vacation, visiting family/friends or that special event that they fly across the pacific for and to enjoy and relax that moment of time spent here varies but does leave a memory of it all. Memories that vary certainly but are great reminders of time well spent and here as we create the memories we capture in photos or souvenirs so a Happy Hour or Tiki sign, magnets of various quotes and scenery, or the sound of the ukulele you've just learned find it here for a reminder of that moment. The service here is nice and friendly along with memories created is a price you can't describe. Thank you!

2/17 Cashier was rude. Asked about another island sticker, if they have it but cashier just said…read morego to the island I was asking for. She could just said I'm sorry we don't have it. No thank you and no mahalo. Should be more friendly.

I always love coming to this store when I'm at the airport in Hawaii. It's a great place to kill…read moresome time and browse local souvenirs you can take home for your family, or why not for yourself? I have brought home lots and lots of macadamia chocolate from here before. They also have some solid options if you need to grab bulk items for your family last minute, especially if you didn't get a chance to stop by Walmart or Costco beforehand (which are usually cheaper). If you're on a budget, though, I'd recommend skipping this place and stopping by Walmart or Costco before heading to the airport. I'll be honest, it's more of a window-shopping experience for me.

Got two shirts last minute but probably could've bought the same at the ABC store for half the…read moreprice.

Rainbow Craft Company is a great wholesale spot for shells, some lei (not flower), and other items…read morethat you'd find at the swap meet. We shop here to get supplies to make art with the items, but there are carved paddles and other touristy stuff as well. Tip: The location isn't always open - make sure to call and see when the owner will be in the warehouse. He is very very friendly and you can't beat the prices!

This business is awesome. There's a wide selection of carvings, shells, baskets and more. They are…read morenot always open so you need to call in advance to make sure. It's not really a store but a warehouse. I used to go to the old location in Mapunapuna. The new location is in Waikele.

This is a crafters heaven! But even if you're not, they have already made things on the store side…read more If you cant travel to Asia, this is just like. Located on the Macy's side of Pearlridge upstairs, they have a "workshop" side and "retail store" side. The workshop side would make a great birthday party venue for kids, or a bachelorette party activity, or girls night out, but I'm not sure what the food policy is. I don't even know how to describe what kind of store this is. They have phone lanyards and very blingy phone accessories etc

We had a small group of girls who were able to partake in decoden picture frame decorating. They…read morehad a great time and the staff were all attentive and warm. They have a large selection to choose from and such a great value for what you get. Would definitely recommend having a party or group event here. It's a fun for activity for kids and adults alike.

One of the biggest swap meets on the island, and probably the most popular. There are dozens of…read morevendors, and yeah, some of them sell similar stuff, which honestly works in your favor if you're trying to grab souvenirs without paying Waikiki prices. But if you want something a little more special, definitely look for the local vendors. There are some great spots with handmade items. A few of my favorites that I actually bought from and brought home and I am using: - Cheeky Beach: super cute beachwear by Vivian and her son (they also have a shop in Haleiwa) - Touch of a Goddess: handmade jewelry by a mother-daughter duo - Leonardo Dale Photography: beautiful photo art of the island now displaying at my house. There's a ton to see, so go with time, it's a big market. They also have food and sometimes live music. Admission is $2 per person (cash only), and I'd recommend bringing cash since a lot of vendors don't take cards.

After years of inactivity, a plan to revitalize the Aloha Stadium has been approved and demolition…read moreof the site to begin...so what about the iconic swap meet? The stalls consolidated across the street and rather than walking all round the stadium, the stalls are lined in neat rows (some in conexs that open up to be a store. All my favorite stalls seem to have made the move - the food trucks have also made the trek across the street. Parking is available in the back and also by the tram station parking lot - just need to walk a little bit. Cost remains $1 for Kama'ainas *locals) and active duty military, $2 for all else. A great place to purchase touristy items, but also stuff you don't think you need until you see it. Check it out! I'm glad the authorities realized the need to keep the Aloha Swap Meet.

One stop shop for all your omiyage needs! First off, omiyage means souvenir. Usually when we go on…read moretrips, we bring back souvenirs to share with family friends! This shop is located at the Waimalu Shopping Center right next to Chun Wah Kam! Right now this shop is home to Aloha Revolution which specializes in local shirt designs, stickers, and license plates. The logo is Aloha upside down because the owner wants everyone to remind themselves to show Aloha. If we want to spread aloha, it needs to start with us! My hubby's wardrobe is almost all Aloha Revolution. Their shirts are well made and their designs are simple yet creative. They're always coming out with new designs and collab shirts. Right now they are promoting their Van Gogh designs! Follow @VH07V for their latest designs! They are now starting to have pop up events featuring local businesses. Most recently, they put on Mochi Day featuring local mochi businesses! Follow @omiyagemarket for the latest updates!

Support local! This is a great shop and they have a nice selection of shirts, jackets, stickers…read moreand caps should you need good gift ideas. You can even order online and pickup at the store to get in and out faster. Shop local and check them out.

So glad I seen Kawaii Corner's ad on another social media platform, Monchichi is so old school &…read morebrings alot of happy memories for me. Awesome to finally find it here at Kawaii Corner, bought the cute girl Monchichi with a red ribbon on her hair. Cost? $49.99 but what the heck...It's a hard to find item and cheaper then flying to Japan to get it.! Great customer service, love this store. Pearlridge Shopping Center close to Macy's.

2 sales ladies at the counter. They pretty much just stare at you from the back of the shop…read more One possibly had a strong accent or not fluent command of English to answer my question. The Labubu outfits they carried seemed a bit pricey to me up to $49.99. They do have a variety of items little girls or those young at heart might want to purchase.

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. If you're in the area of the NEX (Navy Exchange), you can visit this kiosk! Anyone can get in... you don't need a military ID! Joy is the cheerful owner of Imperial Gallery. You can't miss it because it's right in front of the restrooms on the ground floor. Joy said that she hasn't raised her prices in ten years! Thank you! I got some hair clips, earrings, keychains, and rings. The plushies, hapi coats, purses, bracelets, rote bags, and trinkets were very tempting! We need to return for Chinese New Year items... it's better than going to Chinatown! Joy will have an additional booth in the middle ... look for the Red merchandise... for Year of the Wood Snake. Lunar New Year starts on January 29, 2025.

I've been to several SoHa Living locations in Waikiki, Ko Olina, and now Kapolei and I can honestly…read moresay they're consistently beautiful! The decor and presentation always stand out. Everything is styled so well, it honestly makes me want to live in a beach house. They have the cutest kitchen tools and home decor. I'm especially obsessed with their aprons, the prints and Hawaiian designs are just my style. I usually stop by just to window shop and see what's new, but so far... I've taken home three aprons and I'm absolutely in love with them!

I just want to share this store remained open when the wet & rainy weather occurred a couple weeks…read moreago. Majority of stores were closed because the electricity & power went out. But NO! Not this store, they kept their employees there to work in darkness & no power, no AC & having to use their phones to ring up customers. If the owners of this store care about their staff they would treat them better. And if you have them work in these conditions compensate them accordingly! Ever thought they might've been going through tough times in their homes too such as no electricity or power? So inconsiderate, greedy and no Aloha!!