bought a dress as a gift for my sister, but unfortunately it didn't fit her. When I tried to return…read moreit, the store refused because a small part of the price tag was missing, even though the dress was completely unused and in perfect condition. There was no flexibility or attempt to help, which was disappointing as a customer. I understand having policies, but good customer service also means being reasonable. Because of this experience, I wouldn't shop here again.

I love this shop and so many cool clothings. I bought some tops and socks…read more I love the way they decorate the store. I will be back again when I get Hawaii.

I first fell in love with Kealopiko years ago at the Merrie Monarch craft fair, and ever since,…read morethis Molokaʻi-born brand has held a special place in my heart. Their online drops are legendary--beautiful, meaningful designs rooted in Hawaiian culture--but blink and you'll miss them. I've lost out more times than I can count, so stepping into their charming little yellow cottages on Monsarrat Avenue felt like a dream come true. The shop is small but thoughtfully curated, with just one of each size available--so every piece feels extra special. There are a few parking spots right out front (a gift in itself on Monsarrat!), and the whole experience feels intimate and intentional. From the hand-printed fabrics to the cultural storytelling woven into every design, Kealopiko is more than a clothing brand--it's a celebration of place, language, and identity. Super adorbs and totally worth the visit.

This cute little Monserrat shop is kind of hard to spot if you're speeding down Monserrat, but if…read moreyou go a little slow, you'll spot the yellow house looking shop with a couple parking spots in front. I saw the reviews of others saying that the service isn't super friendly. I get it. I live with some pretty angry Hawaiians and I get that it's hard to be happy all the time living here and working in an area filled with tourists. The few times I've been here, service has been a mixed bag. But they all get the job done. They'll usually try to give you a new item (instead of the display items) if they have any in stock. I think they are card only. Ofc the most difficult thing about kealopiko is how exclusive it is. They make their clothes in small batches and hand print the material. It's good quality items and honestly less expensive than some other locally owned stores, so I like shopping here. It's just sometimes hard to get your hands on things. I'll definitely be back. I try to follow them on Instagram so that I can head to the store when they do a drop. It was definitely easier when I lived in town.

I have been buying and wearing Crazy Shirts for 35 years, since first buying one in Vail, CO. In…read morethat time, we've been to stores in CA, NV & almost every Hawaiian island. This Crazy Shirts store in Ala Moana Center used to be on the 2nd floor but moved up to the 3rd. They have really cool designs and artwork in funky dyed colors. Some dyes used are volcanic rock, blue hawaiian, beer, coffee, grape & pineapple to name a few. The advantage of that is if you get any of those foods on you, the stain won't show! Most of their shirts are heavy weight cotton and will last a lifetime, so the premium price (avg $44-$50) is worth it.

Shopping at Ala Moana Center in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. My friend and I received Crazy Shirts as gifts from our former co-worker. We didn't really care for the designs and colors of our t-shirts and decided to see if we could exchange them. There are many locations of Crazy Shirts on the Island of O'ahu. There are several stores in Waikiki... And there are shops at Pearlridge Mall, Ko'Olina, and Kailua, as well as on the neighbor islands of Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island of Hawai'i. We chose the most convenient location for us - at Ala Moana Center, on the third level, by Neiman-Marcus. There's free parking at the mall and we had the pleasure of interacting with the nicest staff: Tina. She was so helpful and understanding. We showed her our gifts and pointed out the attached tags. She looked up the merchandise in their system and found out that our friend had indeed purchased the shirts from the Crazy Shirts Outlet at Ward Village. I knew exactly where that store was because I had been there in the past. They have great deals on discontinued prints, flawed items, and vintage stock. Instinctively, I had originally guessed that the gifts had been purchased at the outlet because Crazy Shirts produces a high quality product. The fabric is thicker and sturdier than the material used for other t-shirts. Crazy Shirts last for a long time. The designs are unique, local, and creative. The pricing reflects the superb product. Being practical, I felt that our friend would have gotten our gifts at a more reasonable price - like at the Crazy Shirts Outlet at Ward Centre. For example, we looked at a regularly priced t-shirt that was $51.00. I just cannot see myself wearing something like that. Sorry. I'm aware of the rent at the Mall and I have high esteem for this brand, but I prefer the prices at the outlet. Thank you, Tina, for your sincere help and for printing out receipts for us to make the return process a smooth transaction!

The ONLY place I go to for my scrubs. No joke…read more I am NOT an online shopper, especially for clothes. I'm a thick girl, therefore, I need to make sure my clothes fit! Ain't nobody got time to try clothes on, ship it out, then wait again in hopes that the next shipment has the right size. I mean, cmon! Maybe if I was like a size 0, then we can talk about online clothes shopping. But with my genes, diet, and lifestyle, don't get your hopes up lol. So thank the Scrubs Gods for this store, making it accessible annnnnnnd AFFORDABLE. It's one thing to have to buy an outfit for work, so I do NOT want to spend more than I make in order to dress appropriately. Ya'll know what I mean? I'm getting off track... you can see I take my clothes seriously... it's important to be comfortable! ;) Anywhooooo, Blue Sky Hawaii is a GREAT store/warehouse-style shop for those looking for scrubs. Located adjacent to the Bank of Hawaii building near Ala Moana. 2nd floor, above the Hawaiian print clothes store. SO MUCH SELECTION! Lots of dickies, Cherokee, and other brands I'm not familiar with. So much, that they literally use every space possible. Like, you're literally fighting with every hanger just to browse through each clothing article. Lol. It's like a Ross for scrubs, who doesn't like ROSS? Unlike ROSS, it's organized by color of scrubs, and size. Per worker, "If it doesn't have Unisex or Men on it, it's for women!" 1 point to women! ;) No AC! But huge fans throughout the site, and thank the gods again, for fans in the fitting rooms, otherwise, my sweat would be all over the scrubs. Whoopsies! Lol. The store is ran by 3 people, not sure if it's family owned, but the Asian lady with long black hair is soooo nice and helpful! Actually, they're all welcoming and helpful. Thank you to the Asian lady though for helping me find the right size and style for my "hammah" legs :P $27/scrub pants +/- depending on the brand of the scrubs. That's affordable for me! Parking maybe be tight, there's about 3-4 stalls in the front of the building and maybe 10ish behind the building (but this lot is shared with other stores, just beware). No refunds! Only exchanges within 14 days of purchase, so you better make sure it fits! Don't be afraid to ask for help, they will help you!

**SCAMMERS** I came…read morein only cause I really needed to because I had to get 2 lab coats and it was sold out where I normally get it. I picked two of the EXACT SAME lab coats out one in a size L and one in a size XL. The lady in the front said the total would be $54 with tax and I questioned here because each lab coat was parked on the tag as $24.99. So she ended up saying that one of the lab coats was actually $26.99 even though the tag said $24.99. Why would the same exact lab coat be different prices? And the funny thing is the smaller size was the one with the larger price. She was very rude and kept saying what do you want me to do about it. And yes I made sure to check the numbers on the tag and everything was the EXACT same for both sizes. Whoever put it into the computer system must have messed up with the pricing. I had to get it anyways because I needed it for the next day so I ended up paying for it. She even refused to fix the pricing for me. To top it off she asked for a ID when I paid with my card. No one has ever asked me that before especially such a small bill. Don't go here, they're empty for a reason and I hope the owners learn to teach their staff that the mistake is THEIR FAULT.

Big Reyn Spooner fan - I have 75? Maybe 80?Quality shirts worth the $$. Stopped by this shop and…read morebegan browsing. One clerk told us we could get 25% off with an email address and that they could check for other sizes if we didn't see what we were looking for. That was the last interaction with the staff. Totally felt ignored. We eventually left without purchasing anything. Still giving the store a 4 because I love the brand. I buy most of my shirts online because you can amass points that you can use on future purchases. You are welcome for that tip!

be very carful when ordering from this company. i purchased an item on sale and when I went to…read moreexchange it I was told it wasn't eligible to return or exchange. I don't remember remember reading anything regarding this policy when I made the purchase. Very disappointed.

Roberta Oaks is one of my favorite stores in Honolulu because they offer truly Hawaiian made…read moremerchandise. I was drawn in by the exquisite artisan crafted prints of the Hawaiian shirts. They carry a limited number of prints, but the same print will be used for men's shirts, women's dresses and infant clothes. So a young family can get matching Hawaiian attire in these beautiful fabrics. They carry a broad range of Hawaiian upscale artisan merchandise. They had a limited selection of Aloha bags in the most recent patterns. Vintage style Hawaiian prints, locally crafted jewelry and a limited amount of home decor are among the shop's offering. The clerks were friendly without being overbearing. Prices were are a premium, but worth it to get genuine Hawaiian products. The shop is located in Chinatown. There is highly coveted metered street parking or a parking garage near by.

I purchased a $198 blouse yesterday. I tried it on over a dress and planned to wear it with pants…read more When I got back to the hotel and tried it on with pants, it looked terrible on me. I bought it back today to try to exchange. I was informed that it was their policy that without a receipt they couldn't do anything and I was stuck with the top. The sales person was the same one who sold me the top the previous day so she knew I purchased it. I had a receipt on my Venmo app as well as in my ApplePay app...still not acceptable. She checked with Roberta Oaks so it is the owners inflexible policy. I will never go to this shop nor will I ever recommend this shop. I gave the blouse away. It's too bad they don't value the satisfaction of their customers.

Clothing are sold at Douglas Trade Shows in Blaisdell Exhibition Hall a couple times a year. Booth…read morenumber 71 is a good spot. Per Kay, prices at Trade Shows are same prices as her shop. Regular brands are JoStar, Cactus, and Korean brand of pants. I found new brand of shirts with great design for $35.00.

Beautiful clothing and accessories. Original designs and rich fabrics, many are silk kimono and obi…read morefabrics.

I always wanted to hang a super nice wedding kimono in my living room. Ever since I saw one back…read morehome at this old restaurant, I thought it was hella cool. My mom is into fashions that show off the great designs that appear on a Japanese kimono and obi. So, it was really cool to finally visit Montsuki. A less well known local designer along the lines of Anne Namba (http://www.yelp.com/biz/anne-namba-designs-inc-honolulu ), the Yamasaki's have been custom designing kimono inspired clothing and accessories for years. I finally met Patty and she was very nice. Hearing all the stories from my mom and friend's mothers, I was interested to see what kind of stuff she had. Much of her clothing is quite elegant, I guess that's mainly a result of using kimono textiles as your base canvas. It's all very intricate and well made. She does quite a bit of custom work also seeing as she made a beautiful dress for my friend's mother. She sells everything from dresses, tops, jackets, purses, and if she doesn't have it, you can probably have her make one for you. Anyway, you've probably driven past this small boutique and not even known it. It's located right on Koko Head Avenue (close to the corner near Waialae Avenue). Go upstairs to a small hallway, you can actually see the sign from the street. Parking is in the metered lot behind.