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Daughter & I decided we'd spend the day in Kailua and support the local stores. We came upon Sugar…read moreSugar in Kailua and enjoyed our shopping experience very much. Adrienne had just opened the shop for about 30 minutes and we happened to walk in and were the only customers at that time. Adrienne was very happy to help us as she offered her assistance before we even asked for help. We looked around at all their clothing, jewelry, magnets, coasters, puzzles, hair clips, games, and so much more. We already shop at the Kahala, Pearlridge & Ala Moana stores so we're well aware of their merch. Daughter & I grabbed a bunch of clothes to try on as they have these little private makeshift dressing rooms available. The store is so inviting as they have so many cute and colorful merch to select from. Even if you're not there for the clothes, they have a bunch of trinkets and cards that you'll find something to your liking to purchase. The prices are fairly reasonable for what they have. There were these cute hair clips with floral designs on a wood base attached to the plastic hair clips that was really cute. It sold for $22. It'll make a nice gift for almost any gal with long hair. There's street parking in front but I'm sure you can park in the big parking structure or huge lot across the street. We did and we didn't have any problems on our return. Adrienne was so upbeat, friendly and nice that she makes you want to be her friend for life. We'll be back to support local and dive into their new merch that they pretty much bring out often.

Located in Kailua.. no parking available, you need to find street parking…read more This store is such a cute little boutique. Drove all the way there from the west side. Great service! The owner was soo nice. Lots of different selections available. Their clothing is super cute and very reasonably priced. You definitely need to go and check this place out.

I love to shop at little boutique stores like this one which are away from the main tourist areas…read moreof town. My mother found a pair of handmade freshwater pearl earrings with a delicate dangle that she loved. It was also impossible to resist the 100% cotton t-shirts from the clearance rack for only $5 so we each got a souvenir. The sales associate was also very welcoming.

Shopping in Kailua, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. We were strolling past this store when a cute little tote bag caught our eyes... We were drawn in by all of the colors, varieties of merchandise, and quality of goods. SoHa Living has several locations. This store is known for home decor, home furnishings, and souvenirs. Besides tote bags, we looked at earrings, hats, magnets, zippered pouches, pillows, shell necklaces, note cards, dishes, and more! Staff were busy with customers, so we really didn't interact with anyone. It's a great place to browse and purchase gifts!

They haven't changed at all every 1 star review is the actual best description of my time here they…read moremust be paying someone to put 4 stars Attitude is crazy from a pillow store

Do you dream of having a vacation cottage with a beachy Hawaiian theme with a touch vintage…read moreflare...well Muse Kailua has that in the tiniest shop in Kailua. As a shell lover there was so much here that I loved that I've never seen anywhere else. Everything from clothing to jewelry, accessories, cards, trinkets and the cutest decor. I fell in love with a whale plate but went with a cup which can double as a bowl that I plan to use as a gift for a whale lover...gosh it's so cute!!! I absolutely love finding this somewhat hidden gem that's filled with so much selective treasures with the loveliest staff so patient and kind to compliment every choice you make. Support local, support small and follow them on Instagram @muse_kailua and their online shop https://www.musekailua.com and see the calm this Kailua boutique has to offer. Thank you!

I have many dream homes. My first dream home is a 3-story haunted Victorian Mansion with a large…read morewrap-around porch and wrought-iron fence outside. It would also have a large forest in the back with a small babbling stream running through it. The atmosphere would be a dark, dreary, foggy and rainy place. If you think I'm kidding, I am not. My second dream home would be another 3-story non-haunted Victorian Mansion with an airy porch with flowers all over the place, and the interior would be decorated with stuff from this store: Muse Kailua. I know non-haunted Victorian Mansions do not appear very oceany but who cares! I love the stuff in here and you could probably incorporate a lot of their stuff with your current decor. My current decor is shabby messiness with a hodge-podge of clutter, mess, papers strewn about, Halloween decorations out all-year-long, paper receipts piling up in boxes, dried hibiscus seed pods cluttering up the counter and a pile of (fake) skeletons on the living room floor. No, again I am not kidding. Aside from this foolish decor in my house, the stuff in here is the stuff I dream about: a clean, uncluttered home, airy windows with white billowy curtains, home smelling like fresh lemons and decor from Muse Kaiula: seashells, floral plates, tropical oceany goodness, whimsical lovely items and dream-like girlyness. If you are into Victorian, girliness, girly girl, mermaids, ocean, tropical, and ooh-la-la this is your place, and you're in luck if you're on the mainland because now they have their online store open!! Return factor: OF COURSE are you kidding??? Coz I'm not.

Child's play filled with fun!…read more Love SoHa Keiki as it just really screams my inner child and wished I had all these items decades ago. Located in Kailua Shopping Center this super cute shop is filled with all things for the keiki...and keiki in heart. They do keep up with the trend which currently is Halloween which is on sale at the moment all the decor and spooky fun items are clever and entertaining and bargain like that is just so hard to resist. This shop is much smaller in comparison to Kahala but it's still filled with so much items many are very local like saimin and shave ice plushie to Hawaii puzzles, toys and decor with items for infants to toddler I've shopped here for gifts and many all ages would just love as well. Staff here is a delight and with lots of free parking making your shopping experience here fun and easy. Thank you!

I needed a last minute gift before going on a trip to see my pregnant bestie. I only had about 20…read moreminutes between appointments in Kailua and was able to pick out the perfect little gift! Lucky for me, I was able to snag a parking spot right in front of the shop. I do know that this parking lot can get pretty packed, especially on the weekends. We were asked to bring a baby book and I loved all the options here from local authors/ artists! I picked up the " Aloha Friday Keiki Club". But there were so many other cute titles that I think would be a great addition to a keiki's reading collection. I also picked up a teething ring in the shape of a monstera leaf. I'm truly obsessed with all the island themed baby things here! They do have greeting cards but I didn't see any baby shower specific ones but there were a few cute birthday cards. If you're in the market for a baby or keiki gift- this is the perfect spot to find what you need.

Pop-up shop at Windward Mall, Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. While walking around Windward Mall, I spotted this new store and couldn't wait for the Grand Opening on November 26, 2019! Mākeke Kaneohe features many local artists such as: Kini Zamora Courage Cotton Ari South Everything Maoli Mamalani Kapu Creations Aloha Modern Salt Water Heals Warrior Printing Maile Girl Designs Wai'ono Designs 808 My favorite items were the Ni'ihau shell necklace, lauhala bracelets, handmade quilts, purses, home accessories (such as pillows), Hawaiian inspired t-shirts, caps, scarves, and tote bags; and clothing with local prints! This pop-up is just in time for all of your Christmas gift giving needs! Get something for yourself, too! Support local! Note: last day will be December 28, 2019 P.S. Mākeke = Marketplace (in Hawaiian language)

Since many kanaka maoli businesses have a limited supply that are often only available online,…read morelocations like this and Homegrown in Pearlridge create a space for Hawaiian businesses.

New shop in Chinatown, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. While walking back to my car on Maunakea Street, I passed by this store that didn't look familiar. I thought I'd take a quick look... There are two rooms of merchandise at Vina Market - plus, there are more items on the sidewalk (like red paper lucky money envelopes and charms). I was really drawn to the bunny apron, bunny lanyard, and the bunny purse. I looked at the clothing, but I didn't have time to try anything on... I'll return! The pillows in the second room are cute! Check them out! Vina is a really sweet shop owner. The prices are low at the moment because she wants new customers... So, go visit now! Note: Metered street parking is free on Sundays and holidays. Municipal parking lots are nearby. Park on King Street for free!

First time here, it's across the street and diagonal from Cinnamon's building. Much smaller than I…read moreexpected. Lots of handmade items and a few booths to purchase food or drinks. I did buy a hand painted dish cloth for $34 and a hand painted bag for $58. Both were tropical designed. Depends what you're looking for ie jewelry, wood work and there was also a Humane Society van with a line outside of it.

I just had my first experience at Aloha Home Market as a vendor and it was absolutely perfect!…read moreBefore that I hadn't done a public market so it was a great first-experience! I've just registered for my second event and I'm sure that I'd be choosing this market for anytime I pop-up on the East Side!