When in Honolulu, HI you have to go to this great little "Pink" shop I found, Laha'ole Lima…read moreCreations!!!! It has beautiful clothes, jewelry, and accessories. Most of the items are handmade by local people/artist so you get the feel of the Hawaiian style and love. The owner, Jeff is very helpful if you need help in selecting between all the great items! There are so many to choose from! Please go to this Incredible little "Pink" shop you can't miss it!!!

From the owner: We specialize in hawaiian products made by local artisans . We carry 100% cotton tye dye clothing…read more, Tahitian pearl , shell, beach glass handmade jewelry , vintage clutches , totes and accessories. Also, koa and wood pens.

I went here this evening with my wife and got her a few outfits. The clothes looked great great and…read morethe associate was so kind! I highly recommend

My accessories stop…read more.. Whenever I'm in Kahala Mall I just can't help myself to peek in to see what they have as I do love their accessories selections I just think their shop is so cute as it gives such a relaxing vibe making browsing here so much fun. The shop is on the smaller size they do pack it all in perfectly along with cute and comfy clothing it's all about the bling, rings and jewelry as I'm always looking for something unique I've found items here that's not just that but affordable as well. The staff here is nice with a simple greet while I browse and if I'm looking for something in particular it's never a problem to have the answer. Love to shop the clearance area in the back as well but love their selections in general and a fun place to shop. Thank you!

Every time I get a chance to visit Waikiki, I always stop at Mahina and this location in particular…read morenot only for its wonderful selection of clothing and accessories, especially its jewelry, but also the lovely service from the individuals who work there. They are full of the aloha spirit, super friendly, and helpful. Make you feel right at home. I really like that they have a variety of items that are wearable not only if you're visiting Hawaii on vacation but also things that you can take back home especially if you live in California or have a coastal beach style. Their jewelry selection is so cute lots of little island themed type jewelry that is sophisticated and dainty and not overly priced at all - very affordable. They also get new inventory quite often so it's great to be able to check them out if you're staying for a longer period of time to see if they have new items or if you're like me you may just be tempted to go back to make another purchase. Mahalo for the aloha Mahina!

If you've ever lived in Hawaii, you know the culture around staple boutiques. You know what I'm…read moretalking about! Back in the day, it started with Cinnamon Girl. Then, there was Eden in Love. And now, there's Mahina. A new age boutique that feels like it's become a Hawaii staple for cute and comfortable clothes that blends chic style with island fashion. I always love to stop by Mahina. They often have great sales so it's easy to stock up on great clothes!

My daughters LOVES to shop at the Fighting Eel because the brand is Hawaiian (local) and the…read moreclothing is high quality. I was in Kahala Mall and decided to pick up a gift card for her for her birthday. I was greeted by both clerks. The store is filled with colorful Hawaiian prints. The prints are designed in-house. The jersey fabrics are wonderfully soft and wash easily. Most of the clothes are made locally in Chinatown (Honolulu). The clothes are expensive, but wear well and are timeless. The clerk quickly fulfilled my gift card order and then packaged in a little leather pouch. She gave me information of how to order gift cards from the Mainland. She was super helpful.

Received this little dress for my granddaughter. We washed…read moreusing laundry instructions and there were so many loose threads Label shows Made in China but I still expect Fighting Eel to have better quality control. I trimmed off all of the loose threads. FE might reconsider the fabric or how its manufactured

Love the selection they offer and have always had really friendly service…read more I will definitely come back and check out swimsuits and comfortable clothes in the future.

The Jungle Towel Multi for $40 was spectacular at gathering sand from the beach within it and for…read morethe car and crib there latter. Some would say that's a catchy towel. Some would say, 'bests (2) to shake it out as you stand before you take it for a walk."' Plash Place is cool

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.

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.

This specialty shop relocated to the Moiliili Community Center on S. King Street and University…read moreAve. It's easy to find and offers parking on the side of the building. When parking, make sure you pay attention as parking is through the building just before it, which you will need to take a left turn as you enter to where their parking lot is located. Their hours of operation are Thursday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This Japanese-inspired shop is pretty cool and offers many unique items for men, women, and teens, as well as a variety of trinkets. The ladies working at the front were very friendly Aunties who are oh so welcoming, friendly, knowledgeable, and extremely helpful. They went out of their way to help us find a gift for a very special person. Prices vary depending on the item, as each piece is uniquely made. Some items are priced higher than others, and while it is a bit on the pricier side, it's understandable given the craftsmanship and uniqueness. Overall, it's a great place to shop for gifts, especially if you enjoy Japanese-inspired items.

Shopping in Kaimuki, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I've seen PITACUS on Instagram. I knew they carried unique clothing and tote bags made from vintage fabrics and kimono material, but I didn't know they had gift tags, note books, stickers, gift cards, coin purses, scrunchies, and more! That's why the shop is actually named PITACUS Chop Art... because no scrap of fabric or paper is wasted! Even the gift tags are tied on with strips of material! That's so clever and resources! I didn't get the name of the cashier... she was so helpful and informative! She encouraged me to come back soon as I was cashing out... I got a set of gift tags and clips for my cousin who makes greeting cards... and a set for my sister because her birthday party is coming up. These stationary items are reasonably priced!!! I want to go to their pop-up sale from September 20 to 22, 2024! Christmas is coming soon... get a jump on it! Note: PITACUS Chop Art is located on the second level of the turquoise-colored Okumura Building.