I love this mom-and-pop shop and I'm so sad they are closing. They have been around for as long as…read moreI can remember and always have the cutest designs. My kiddos enjoy all the cute merchandise. From the Jellycat stuffies, kawaii notebooks, pencils, rubber stamps, etc. I always look forward to the new t-shirt designs and really hope they relocate or sell online.

So many cute local items in this store! Long long time ago before Taj opened a store front they…read moreused to do pop ups all over, I can remember the days they had pop ups at Chaminade then they opened a store at Ala Moana and moved to ward. It's really sad that after all these many years Taj clubhouse will shut down for good. They are having a store sale now in preparation for closing. Shirts, bags, towels, blankets all will be a thing of a great past! Please go and support local. This store is tentatively getting ready to close on June 15. Always great service!

There are not that many local kid clothing stores around. So I came here when I wanted to get dome…read moreHawaiian souvenirs for kids. They do have some cute kids clothing and products that have the local theme. A bit costly honestly but I thought oh well gotta support local businesses right. But the most annoying part was the lady (not sure if she's the owner?) who kept asking me questions or promoting other products. It just made me want to leave so badly...and I saw similar yelp reviews about this issue.

A small variety of boutique style infant to toddler clothing. Moderately priced…read more I did make a recent purchase but will not be going back. An older woman was tending the shop. She was uncomfortably pushy on other products when the single product I wanted didn't have the correct size. I can clearly see the other options, I dont need to be heckled about them. I also asked for a bag in the end and she was very curt and said "you didn't ask for one". I replied to her that typically a shop will ask me if I want one. Overall, limited selection and poor costumer service. Next time I'll take the time to go across the street to Taj Clubhouse in the Ward Village Shops where the customer service and product variety is at a much higher standard.

The Gypsy pants are my "go to" favorite pants! I've been ordering for about 4 years after I saw…read morethem in a store here in California. Shipping is super fast!

saw these on vacation but they were half the price on Lani Laus website. Bought them in the…read moredressing room lol. Fast shipping considering i'm 6000 miles away from the shipping location. Had them in 3 days

I enjoy visiting this boutique when we return to the islands for a visit. What I like about…read moreManuhealii it is easy to order merchandise online but sizing can be a problem. The parking is always a problem but the location is ideal for Honolulu. I've been a follower of Manuhealii for 20 years and the styles have changed as well as fabrics.

Located in town, a small little parking lot out front…read more Manuheali'i is your one stop shop for your ohana's Hawaiian attire. Lots of selection to choose from. I wish they had more sizes of the print I was looking for, but it was an older style print. The price range for clothing is about $80-$100+. Manuheali'i is made well and last long. On a busy Sunday, there were about 4 girls working. We didn't quite get a greeting as we walked in, but i made sure we said hello as we walked in (which they just looked at us). But when we needed to see if the other location had a certain dress, one of the girls were more than willing to call them to check.

Love the one of a kind ornaments and items! Such creativity! Great customer service!! Prompt reply…read morewith any questions or inquiries!!

So happy I found this class! Richie is an amazing teacher. Very professional and personable. I left…read moreher class feeling very happy with what I learned and made (CUTE pillow). Super excited for the next class. I highly recommend.

It's been a while but it's still here…read more When a travel companion mentioned that he sought a particular T-shirt design, I immediately thought of this old-time business. We saw the listed address on Yelp and clicked the map to have it guide us here. When we arrived, the location differed from the listed address on the GPS so I called their number. A lady answered and told me that the company indeed moved but that she wasn't there being a Sunday. We agreed to meet Monday late morning or early afternoon. The GPS again led us to their old location so I called her again and she gave me directions. It's about a half mile from their original location. About six minutes later, we arrived a smaller parking lot and found a space there. The lady recognized me and greeted me with a smile. The layout is similar but the space is about a third of what it was at the original location. My friend shopped for shirts for his daughters and learned that one design was no longer being printed as the artist passed. Still, he was able to find shirts to bring home. In speaking with her, she is not there all the time so I highly recommend calling her to make an appointment or confirm when she is there. Thank you, Sophia, and very nice seeing you again.

Our friend had a request for specific t-shirts from Hawaii when we come over for our annual visits…read more We've never seen these designs at the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet and since we were there the day before, we did check but no luck. We went to the store at Colburn St. but the signage was not in front on the building as the store did not appear to be there anymore. I called the number and the lady said they had moved to 944 Akepo Lane, but she is currently away from the store and would be back in 30 minutes. The store was about five minutes away located in a similar warehouse building with parking in front. In about 15 minutes, the owner drove up with more shirts in the vehicle and she opened up the store. This location appears smaller, but the inventory was a little organized. T-shirts were folded and stacked on the perimeter and long sleeved were on racks. They also had kids clothing and dresses. I asked if she had current and past Chinese zodiac design t-shirts in x-large. She went to the section and pulled out all the ones she had since they were old designs. Prices ranged from $4 each to 3 for $10 to 4 for $20. After Face Timing my friend, we decided on the shirts he wanted. So we ended getting 5 vintage designs and 2 current design shirts for a total of $47. A great deal. If you're looking for souvenir or gift t-shirts, check out the T-Shirt Store.

Loved the free parking and inventory of Hawaiian wear options. My husband found a palaka 3/4…read moresleeve button down shirt which he hasn't seen anywhere else. He couldn't say "no" and plans to use it when we return to Pacific Northwest. Hawaiian wear is made well; I'm a amateur sewer and enjoy seeing how Hawaiian wear is made. I liked the name of this place --- visitors need to check it out.

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. If you're looking for Hawaiian print outfits, you might want to browse around Shaka Time Hawaii. The helpful staff said that they have been in the Iwilei area and moved to this location about three months ago. It's clean, bright, organized, and has a free parking lot! I will return when I need this type of dress. The sale was buy one, get one 25 percent off. The fancier dresses were $99 while the simpler ones started at $79 without tax. Come take a look!

You don't have to sell me on Uniqlo. I buy their logo free polo shirts and HEATTECH thermals all…read morethe time. I would stock up on socks and sweaters with abandon from the Uniqlos closer to my home in San Francisco. That was why it surprised me that I would seek out this familiar store at the mammoth Ala Moana Center. However, I had seen a local vlogger's YouTube video where he showcased the Hawaiian-exclusive clothing they sell here. Jamie W and I decided to drop by when we were at Ala Moana. Although not at the scale of the Tokyo Ginza flagship, it's one of the global chain's larger stores with an expansive multi-floor space. They offer the Brands Hawaiian Loco line, which is quite a distinct array of T-shirts spotlighting locally renowned businesses like Leonard's Bakery, Hawaiian Airlines, and Zippy's. I even bought one featuring a bowl of Zippy's saimin called Zipmin (Photo 4). I also really liked their line of aloha shirts because designs came from top quality Japanese block prints. I fell in love with one shirt based on Hokusai's "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa". I had never seen one like that before. They even offer opportunities to customize T-shirts and tote bags using exclusive designs from local artists. There's enough here to justify a shopping expedition. If you think one Uniqlo is like another, reconsider and come here. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/06Oa2Epa6T

Huge and gorgeous store. Multiple floors and they have a great selection of t-shirts, some you…read moremight not be able to find at other Uniqlo stores.