"It good," says my 17-year-old son…read more This was definitely worth the stop and fun to search through all the racks. I really liked that they showcased local artists' work and prices were reasonable. I loved the variety of items and the different booths/spaces for other sellers. If you enjoy vintage clothes shopping, I would recommend this as a stop during your stay.

I love vintage. This place was great - staff were welcoming, funny, and I got a chance to talk to…read moreone of the upstairs curators whose room I fell in love with Kiya (sp). So many unique items, some were absolutely amazing - take your time coming here, you need to look at everything since the items are unique! For me the amount of vintage clothing was my favorite. Great condition - hubs bought a few older t shirts too!

We stumbled across this vintage store after stopping at the Surfer's Coffee Shop that my friend…read morewanted to introduce me to. We hardly ever get to Wahiawa to walk around and this was one of those Saturdays where we wanted to explore, My friend is sooo into vintage Aloha Shirts and they had a good selection at decent prices. He ended up purchasing two at $20 each, both were in great condition and not the "run of the mill" stuff. We did have a great chat wtih the very personable owner who gave us a tour of the building which was purchased by their non-profit. We were very impressed with the apartments behind the store front where many of the volunteers are housed along with their facilities for homeless. They had restrooms and showers that the homeless could use (they were timed entry) along with a pantry where food was distributed. They also had classrooms including an art and dance room to get troubled younger people interested and out of the streets. It's great to know you are helping a good cause when you are shopping!

Cozy little place nestled in Wahiawa along with other establishments fronting is the main highway…read moreparking is in the back nice lady behind the counter very friendly some really from the past items wow Marie

Someone took my glasses! I was really bummed because I got a lot of compliments when I wore them…read more Luckily I was out here again, and decided to come back and see what they had. Single Double is one of the stores that carries Hula Eyewear. There are usually some styles on one of the shelves. But if you ask, they do have some others behind the counter. I found two that I really liked! The guy working was friendly and was sympathetic to what had happened. This is a fun store to come to!

After torturing my partner with jewelry shopping at Ginger13, we stumbled upon this vintage…read moreclothing store that is a treasure chest of goods. Both of our grandparents were born and raised on Oʻahu, and this vintage store brought back so many memories. The owners were incredibly down-to-earth and fun to talk story with. I scored a green palaka shirt that I plan to rock on the beach for Christmas, plus picked up some screen-printed shirts as gifts. There's also an upstairs room with more premium pieces, including collaborations with Japanese brands. Shout out to the cool mom that was buying gifts up there for her son. I've never really been into vintage shopping, but Single Double completely changed my mind. This place was more than just a store- it was an experience, and one I can't wait to revisit.

Really enjoyed walking through here and looking at pieces. Upstairs is where I had luck finding a…read morecouple things and they were all in the Sonador vintage room. Of course some things are pricey but you can definitely find reasonable deals in here too.

Great selection, it's clear that a lot of different creative people collaborate to find such unique…read morepieces. I'm awe of the amount of cool things in this store. Super fun way to spend a couple hours with friends or alone! Street parking can sometimes be tricky but I've found spots close all the times I've been. The after hours events are also a good time, the smaller venue gives it an intimate feel. All around great business, makes me happen to see so many passionate creators in one space!

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.

If you're serious about finding an aloha shirt you think you'll wear when you get back home, you…read moremight be looking for something that doesn't exist. You can find aloha shirts just about anywhere on Oahu, whether at expensive boutiques in Waikiki or in the nearest ABC store. However, the visual appeal of the shirt depends completely the eye of the beholder. With that in mind, there probably isn't any other store on the island that offers a broader selection. It's pretty overwhelming. The drawback is that the massive inventory is packed in a retail space so constrained that it can be a challenge to navigate. It took me a while to realize the shirts on the central racks are the priciest, some costing hundreds and (gasp) even thousands of dollars. There are used shirts along the wall that sell as low as $9. I wasn't particularly clear on the difference in quality, but I'll give you one guess which racks I was rifling through. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/0mJKnQM2Gr

Bailey's is one of the few antique stores in Honolulu. The sign outside says 15000 vintage Hawaiian…read moreshirts and the place is packed with multiple layers of colorful tropical shirts. The clerk explained that there were a couple racks of new shirts and the rest are vintage. Many of the shirts were produced in Hawaii. In addition to shirts, they carry an assorted collection of Hawaiian themed vintage souvenirs, antiques and knick knacks. Some of the items are pretty dusty, and had me thinking that they hadn't been moved in a long time. The prices are pretty hefty (except the shirts were reasonable). There were a number of customers scooping up shirts. I was a little claustrophobic to be honest in the tight quarters. There is no dedicated parking. Street parking is available if you're lucky.

My eye has been on this place for a few years and I have often visited whenever I was in town…read more Their selection of stationaries, incents, to clocks, and travel items were amazing. All curated for those with an eye of minimalism and simplicity. The prices here are fair as I feel that the quality really exceeds the average patron. I purchased a water bottle that has traversed the United States with me and has done well. A few incenses that smelled amazing and a few other items. The guy at the cash register was super friendly too. We had a small talk about mid century modern vibes and it was great to speak to someone that had a real good sense of the vibe I was trying to aim for.

I have been going to Mono for about a year to pick up my stationary and every day carry essentials…read more As someone who have been to Japan's largest station store Itoya and shopping around in the Bay Area, I have found many of my favorites for journaling, notes taking, drinkware, sun glasses and crafted canvas handbags. Owner is friendly and helpful to get you what you're looking for.

awesome vibe, awesome music, awesome clothes, awesome customer service, will come back on my next…read moretrip to hawaii

We were greeted with smiles and willingness to help. We went at the right time of the day…read more Selections of 88 Tees was so much that I was overwhelmed but the sales associates exclaimedhow it was set up. I enjoyed the atmosphere of nostalgia and shared memories on the walls. Great place to appreciate the world of colors, vintage and bargain hunting. Definite value for the right buyer who is willing to look and has hours to do so.

I happened upon this lovely store on my trip in search of any treasures, and this spot truly…read moredelivered. They have a wide range of items ranging from beautiful handmade ceramics to homewares and clothing, etc. Everything was priced incredibly well, I was so pleased that I wanted to purchase more than my suitcase could carry. This shop is worth a quick visit if you're in the pursuit of gems.

#ilovethrifting #thrillofthehunt #whatafind…read more That's what comes to mind after my first experience at Odds & Ends! I found it on Yelp, and added it to my list while running errands. Unfortunately, I found the store closed at 1pm which gave me about 20 minutes to find the store, park, and shop. Based on reviewers feedback, parking was great (once you pull into the right driveway). Following the sign on the door, I knocked, and was greeted by a sweet volunteer who had me sign in, then gave me the '411' on the shop. The section by the door was full of sale items (3/$2), while the rest of the items in the store were priced as marked. Now I had 15 minutes! What wonderful stuff - home decor, household items, and a small shoe and clothing section. I found a brand new Harrod's backpack for $17 (on Mercari for $80); the volunteers were both excited and impressed that I found something great in the short time in the store. Put this shop on your list - clean, nice stuff, good prices, sweet volunteers, and a great cause!

We had to wait a while before our drag queen show in the middle of a Sunday morning had to open at…read morePEWA Pono Potions so we ended up in the Old Queen Street Stadium store AKA Hawaii Sports Museum, wow, how random is that? Vintage sports clothing, memorabilia, accessories, gear, garb, publications and even Astro turf in the store which set the mood! One of the owners came to talk to us about the history of the place and you can tell he was super passionate about the history of the sports in the Hawaiian islands. Super super cool. The prices for the vintage Hawaiian shirts and the dresses (yes, dresses) were actually very reasonable. Come check out this place if you're a fan of all sports in Hawaii 'back in the days'. Parking: we parked in a paid lot and walked over.

Sports, local history, and vintage fans will all love this spot on Merchant Street in Downtown…read moreHonolulu. Right near the pedestrian-only Fort Street, it's an easy walk on a Chinatown adventure. Their hours can be tricky, so be sure to visit during one of those times. This is a passion project of a group of local sports fans, and doubles as a local sports museum. Inside you'll find historic uniforms, balls, memorabilia, and ephemera about the bygone local teams. They also cater to the current college teams, with official merchandise. The staff of volunteers are super friendly and welcoming, drop by even if you're just coming to look. They also have a selection of other Hawaiiana like aloha shirts. This is a true hidden gem of Hawaii sports, past and present.