Located on the main drag just north of Kapaa town. Easy to find due to the large sign and tons of…read moreparking out front and on the side. Here you'll find various colors and designs of matching aloha attire. They also have pareos, hats and earrings.

Lots of fun designs in this cute, little shop. It's not normally the kind of clothes I wear, which…read moreis fine because it's mostly clothes for men. You can tell they use really great quality for their clothes and they were very nice to the touch. The higher price makes sense based on what I was seeing/feeling. There was this pattern I really loved, but, unfortunately, neither the kid's nor the men's sizes fit me right.

Aloha, The customer service was amazing at this store. Went to the store targeting a hat I recently…read moresaw at a music concert. I showed Kiana the picture and she immediately directed me to the hats. I enjoy supporting local businesses. We chatted for a bit and my local friend enjoyed chatting with her too. We ended up with two hats and a shirt. Kiana also hooked us up with a few stickers. Mahalos for the great selection and awesome customer service. If you are from out of town, definitely make time to support this local shop/brand. :)

Great local shop with an awesome selection of high quality goods and awesome, friendly service…read more Been going here for 26 years!

kaua'i is full of tourist gift shops. some areas of kaua'i are more touristy than others. areas…read morethat are more about nature or maybe culture are sometimes less touristy. i personally abhor touristy resort vacations where you just lie down on a reclining lawn chair and sunbathe by a pool, sipping umbrella cocktails. i hate that kind of stuff. some of my favourite activities during my trip to kaua'i (besides the obvious trip to the kapa'a skateboard park) included hiking the kalalau trail, chatting it up about asian.american / pacific islander history with a docent at the kaua'i museum, and snorkeling at tunnels. the helicopter tour was cool too. during this babymoon trip, my wife and i stayed at the resortquest/aston islander on the beach resort/condo complex. right in front of this complex is the coconut marketplace. while doing research for this trip, i looked up all the businesses in the marketplace, i thought we would be going there a lot because it was close. however, in the end, we barely went there because we could quickly drive to much better places. now, as i said, kaua'i has many touristy areas. whereas we stayed in kapa'a in the middle of the east coast; i think poipu on the south shore is the most touristy area. i'm personally glad we didn't stay there. i hear the surfing waves are better down on the south shore. as a skateboarder and snowboarder, i _did_ want to do some surfing in hawai'i on this trip; but since my wife was pregnant and couldn't surf (but would have wanted to since she also snowboards and sometimes skates), i refrained from it. thus, the south shore was pretty useless to me. anyway, my point in mentioning poipu is that when i visited a mall (the one with puka dog and na hoku) on the south shore (near poipu in koloa) that was like the coconut marketplace, i realised that the coconut marketplace is much better: the prices are much lower, and the sales people aren't as pushy. well, the only place i patronised in the coconut marketplace was the garden isle clothing company. they sell those red dirt shirts and accessories that you see many places. i think they are slightly cheaper here. i forget. they sell lots of aloha wear. like other gift shops in the area, they also have lots of doggy accessories, pet clothes, dog leashes, dog collars, etc.; plenty of vacation gifts for your pets. we saw a cute bandanna for our sooni (our korean jindo dog) at this store. we liked the one that said, "my family went to hawai'i, and all i got was this lousy bandanna." it was like $7. at first, we walked out and continued look at other stores. we kept seeing the same "lousy bandanna" selling for $10. well, i personally figure a dog bandanna should sell for about 99 cents at most. well, as my wife and i were getting ready to eat dinner, she said she wanted some kalua pork. i suggested we go to the nearby l&l, but she complained that we can go to l&l back home in the nor*cal bay area. *sigh* i figured it would still be better here. anyway, she insisted that i go ask the lady at garden isle clothing company where to get good kalua pork. she directed us to ohana diner, which ended up to be a very, very good choice. anyway, before we left that store to get dinner; because i really appreciated her good, honest advice on dinner, i decided to go ahead and buy that bandanna for our sooni. sure, it probably wasn't necessary. sooni would rather be naked. however, it's a nice bandanna. i like how it came with a diagrammed set of instructions on how to tie the bandanna so that it won't choke your dog. cool! you should basically tie a loop on one end around the other end, so that that "other end" can slide out, if the bandanna were to get caught on something. cool! anyway, while the garden isle clothing company _is_ a tourist gift shop, it _does_ have _better_ prices than other nearby tourist gift shops and much better prices and service than those down on the south shore. (of course, in the end the _cheapest_ souvenirs are found at evil wal*mart or else costco.)

We had the best time learning to make pottery on a wheel for the first time. My girls loved this…read moreexperience and Stephanie is very patient, positive and made this so fun! Easy to make a reservation online and even scheduled our private class on the same day. There's enough time to make multiple pieces of pottery and then select your glaze. They will ship your pieces if you're not on island when they are ready usually 10-14 days later. Try this wonderful local female owned studio out!

So much fun! Stephanie is a great teacher and it was great way to spend time with friends and have…read morea creative outlet!

If your hotel is close by, this marketplace has everything. There's plenty of different restaurants…read moreand souvenir shops. There's a lot of parking also. We walked to this area multiple times since our hotel is connected to it. I really liked the bbq place there

We stopped by daily during our stay! We loved having little shops and several food options…read moreavailable to us during our stay. They even had a farmers market two days a week!

Came here on a quest for a surfboard. Was hoping to compare prices but they didn't have any…read more Greeted when entered. Spoke to employee. Decided to browse around and see if I would like to purchase something. They are a typical local surf type shop. Fully stocked, clean and organized. I got a top and a pair of shorts. I wanted swim wear but they didn't have any that interest me. And not in my size. Paid and left. Welcoming and friendly associates.

There seemed to be very few local surf shops in Kauai, but Deja Vu was a good place for clothes…read moreshopping, especially their sale racks. I got a few surf shirts at discount. - Good selection of surf clothing (many brands). - Some Kauai branded clothing.

Just received my 2 yr. old bracelet. Amazing quality and customer service. Thank you Stephanie …read more Beautiful

Do NOT listen to Martha L, she doesn't know what's up!!! What a wonderful shop and owner/jewelry…read moredesigner! My friends and I wandered in here and were so delighted with the service and kindness of Stephanie! If you want a special and unique souvenir, I highly recommend! All three of us traveling together ordered custom pieces and she had them ready in a few days. Absolute must! My friend and I got matching wave rings for our pinkies

If I could leave 0 Stars I would. Went in to buy a few items. I got sick while in there due to a…read moremedical condition side affect. Asked to use the restroom. The first lady told me to go upfront to the cashier and ask if I could use the restroom. I wait in line and then get to the cashier who laughed at me and said why did she send you to me? Im the cashier. Then she yelled across to an employee walking to the front and asked her if I could use the restroom and that lady laughed and said the restroom has a closed sign on it if you would have looked. I didn't go all the way to the back to see because I got instantly sick and was desperate. So we had to drive back to the hotel. My situation doesn't allow me to wait over 10 minutes. I dont know how I made it back to the hotel but these ladies are ridiculous!

Really great service!!! The shelves were stocked early Monday morning. The staff were all so…read morewelcoming and friendly. We ran in at opening time to grab a couple things I forgot on our trip. They had everything I needed! Even a swim shirt that I needed and didn't want to spend $80 on! I got a billabong one for $15! Stoked!!