If you're looking for vintage furniture or just vintage items, give this place a try. Huge…read moreselection of furniture, other wood items, and nicknacks. They also do funiture cleaning as well and full refinishing. Best part is where they are located most people don't know this area exists! Have fun!

An adventure from Maui to Honolulu to the Flying Pig this past weekend resulted in some nice Koa…read morepurchases, rocker and bowl from the genial Elizabeth. A mind blowing 40K sf shop in a former military bunker, not only did it show me a piece of Hawaiian history I didn't know about but the inventory is mind boggling . The Uber trip to and from Waikiki was about 40 minutes each way but well worth it. Looking forward to a return trip sooner than later. Aloha for now from. Mauirob

We visit this store often for those hidden gems at a great price and today was no exception. I…read morepurchased a golf carry bag that works great when traveling off island for a third of the price. There was also a fantastic Kate Spade purse and a great hard cover book from John Grisham. The people who work there are awesome and the place is clean and well organized and maintained. And the most important thing is the funds help our community! It's a win-win. In the picture below explains where the money goes and how it is used. I thought you might find it interesting and useful for you to find an extra reason to visit. I love it for finding that one thing you forgot you needed! Happy hunting!

It's a big warehouse with big fans circulating cool air so it makes browsing more comfortable. They…read moretook our floor fan donation right outside. Both workers were extremely ALOHA to us. They had a decent supply of scuba fins that were all in the $7-$10 range.

Love a base thrift store!! I shopped here before when we were stationed here, but moved away during…read morecovid. Just moved back to the island & I'm very happy to see this store just as it was!!! They have great prices & the ladies are very kind!!

So military bases sometimes have thrift stores....how cool is that!…read more Since I like to support our troops and save money, this place was a god send for me (hold your horses, I know proceeds dont fund the troops). Yes, you need to have military access to come here and if you have that you're golden! They had some of the best prices I've seen on the island, I found a vintage Def Leppard shirt for $2 and otherwise found really cheap clothes to wear to the beach and work. It was double punch day when we went so I took part in that and gave the card to my friend who is local. All in all, one of my favorite thrift stores on Oahu!

What an awesome hidden gem in Kaka'ako!! They sell a mix of the coolest curated vintage clothes AND…read moretheir own private label... for men AND women... AND it's not ridiculously expensive!! Win/win/win! They're located in the Ala moana Blvd parking lot of the SALT area, next door to Starbucks. The name of this place does not really tell you that it's a clothes store, and it seems tucked away from the main SALT tenants so you can go here and feel like a Yelp insider who knows what's up! They had vintage Levi's shorts by the barrel (note that the older year sizes run SMALL, so try a few different sizes to get an idea of the right fit). Plenty of cool jackets, tees, hats, dresses, etc. cute aloha men's shirts. The vibe is cool, laid back, good music and they have a fitting room so you can try things on. I definitely recommend stopping by to check them out. You'll score some cool things that nobody else is wearing.

Cool shop! I love the old concert tees. Unfortunately a bit out of my price range but if you have…read more$300 to drop on a vintage Led Zep tee, here's your place.

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.

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.

Easy location to stop by and check out second hand goods! Located in Iwilei, sharing a parking lot…read morewith Costco, you can easily see the storefront from the road. Lots of great selection. Staff are friendly and accommodating. Easy donation process too - just stop in and drop off your bags. No donation receipt given.

Great experience at Eco Town! Everything was clean and organized. My wife found some really good…read moregolf clubs! I'd definitely come back. Prices were reasonable. Service was decent staff didn't really interact much. One of my favorite thrift stores!

Shopping in Pearl City, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. I was actually looking for another small business when there was a free parking space right in front of the store: Lucky Penny I didn't know what it was all about, so I went inside, took a look around, and asked a few questions. What a catchy name for a vintage consignment store, right? Each "closet" or shelf/rack area contains merchandise from a local vendor. The items range from Aloha Collection bags and Trader Joe's coolers to dresses from Manuheali'i and Always a-line. I also saw handmade jewelry, gently worn shoes, fancy children's clothing, men's Aloha shirts, designer handbags, etc. The items change weekly, so if you see something you like, grab it! The tags have prices set by each vendor... with their vendor number on the tag. This is such a great concept! Note: there's a bag policy. Lock your purse/tote/backpack in a locker at the front door and shop hands free!

Maybe my expectations were too high going in there but I didn't find anything good. Selection was…read morenot as great maybe I went on the wrong day. Value seemed a little high for some of the stuff. Staff was nice. I was told restock day is on Saturday or maybe I'll try again tomorrow.