Totally random, so I had to share. Duke's Clothing cells, some fabulous granola in their shop!…read moreDeb's OohLaLa Granola is seriously ono and worth going to Wahiawa to get. Tho, I would call the shop before driving over to make sure they have some in stock.

My wife's sister highly recommended Duke's Clothing in Wahiawa. We read about them from our fellow…read moreYelper's. We checked out the hours that they were Open and headed up there. There was road construction going on in front of the store, we were fortunate that the construction workers directed us into their parking lot . The owner came out to greet us and let us in (Note: Masks are required as is Social Distancing. All clothing is steamed before they put it back on the racks). It's a wonderful place run by the nicest people you'll ever meet. They treat everyone like family. It's very special to find a clothing store that feature boutique clothing. My wife found a few blouses and we were fortunate to get some of their wonderful Granola. The owner signed us up to get updates on new products and colors that were coming in. She let us know that when we get an update we can preorder before and pick up when it comes in. Highly recommended. We'll definitely be back

Knowing I was coming to the island, Aloha Charms 808 was definitely on my list to come by and have…read moremy child get his Labubu fix. We decided to build a Labubu. We chose a mystery box and got Serenity. Which os one we dont have. We had so much fun dressing him like a G. With literally thousands of combinations and hundreds of accessories. This was a fun activity for our son. Even the little Labubus has crock charms. This is the mecca of crock charms. We made sure to grab some of those too. I wish we had a store like this in California. A must check out.

Shopping in Aiea, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. I wasn't planning to buy a Labubu, but somehow, Hope (from the Big Into Energy series - V3), followed me home... and she kind of wanted an outfit... Okay - let's take a look at Aloha Charms! I read the reviews, but wasn't prepared for ALL of the merchandise that they have! Besides outfits, shoes, glasses, accessories, and hats for your Labubu, they also have decals and Create Your Own Pen Charms! Everything (like the Dodgers and Warriors outfits) was organized and neatly presented! Service was efficient and friendly! I'll be back for more cute items!

Who doesn't love sales? Reading an email they were having a 70% sale we had to come…read more There were racks full of shirts and some boxes of $10 items. Hubs looked but didn't find anything. Guess he's too used to TB brand aloha shirts. I looked too but some of the women's dresses were still $100+. You never know, you might just find something that suits your taste. Literally for us, our taste was lunch and chocolates close by in Waikele.

Yes, we can spot the iconic Reyn Spooner reverse print cotton shirts worn by downtown workers,…read moreincluding my hubby before he retired. What's so special about these shirts? Reyn Spooner is a fashion design company founded in 1956 by Reyn McCullough and Ruth Spooner, whose names make up the company name. Reyn resided on Catalina Island, CA and met Don Graham of the Dillingham Corp, the developer of the Ala Moana Shopping Center in 1956. He moved to Honolulu in 1959 and opened a retail store in that shopping center. In 1962, Reyn teamed up with Ruth Spooner to create Reyn Spooner in Honolulu and currently has 7 retail stores in HI and also sells apparel in department stores in the US and abroad. Design work is done in HI and sewn in Asia. Reyn felt the traditional aloha shirt had a too bold print and improved it by combining the reverse or inside-out print with his own eye for more sophisticated prints and paired them with a classic tailoring of an oxford cloth shirt. It was called "Spooner Kloth," which was a blend of cotton and spun polyester that's amazingly durable, wrinkle free, and breathable. This iconic shirt became the Aloha shirt that is worn around the world. While working, my hubby's favorite shirts were Reyn Spooner reverse print cotton shirts. He thought they were nice designs, were well made, as they were meticulously sewn and lasted a number of years before you could notice it fading in certain areas. Seams were perfectly double-sewn in straight lines. An extra button was sewn on the underside to allow for lost buttons. As these shirts were pricey, my hubby would show up at their periodic warehouse sales, as their shirts were heavily discounted due to discontinuance of styles. It didn't matter to him, as a Reyn Spooner shirt never goes out of style. And so what if you got last year's Christmas shirt, as even if the year is subtly printed on the fabric, no one will notice. And he specifically looked for shades of blue and black to match with his slacks. So, can't complain about the high prices of these shirts, as they match the quality for what you get. Yes, looking dashing and huge savings when purchased at these warehouse sales! Things have changed over the years. A Reyn Spooner discount store has been set up at the Waikele Premium Outlets. Warehouse sales are no longer held, as this discount store is used to further discount their items, oftentimes at 25% lower than the discounted price, at certain times of the year. Staff notes that prices are similar to those of the former warehouse sales. The discount store is huge and spacious! There are racks of clothing for all family members that Reyn's are known for: terminated prints, local and national sports teams, Christmas prints, pandas, Snoopy, University of HI, and many more. There was clothing for the kids, women, men; straw and fabric hats; plush teddy bears; slacks; t-shirts; collared shirts; swim shorts; hydro flasks; and others. This is a far cry than the small, cramped warehouse sales from years before. The Waikele store is located next to Famous Footwear and on the right side of the Information Center. Hours of operation are Mon to Thurs 10a to 7p, Fri/Sat 10a to 8p, Sun 11a to 6p. Check the hours during the periodic sales, as they open an hour earlier; however, the parking spaces are blocked until regular starting hours to prevent Waikele store employees from parking in them. The Reyn Spooner store at Waikele Outlets is a godsend, as you can get immediate discounts right away. And if you wait for those periodic sales, you'll get further discounts! So glad that my hubby retired, as he no longer needs these shirts, other than for the occasional ones he needs for attending a funeral or celebration. After all these years, Reyn Spooner is still is favorite!

Adore at Kahala Mall are always a pleasure to shop at. I live in Ewa Beach and Kahala Mall is my…read morefavorite mall to shop. The 2 lovely employees were so helpful and sweet. I didn't get their names but it was around before 11am/12pm on 1/25/26. I was shopping for wide leg jeans and One of the employees with a friendly smile had set a room up for me while I shop...twice lol. Another employee had advised me to go a size smaller without hesitation and she was right because of how stretchy the jeans were...size 7 to a size 3 and the length is perfect for a 5 ft women . Please thank them for me and keep up the good work on their customer service.

Nice boutique style women's clothing shop in Kahala mall & also KaMakana Ali'i...lots of different…read morestyles to choose from, but all very fashionable... there's something here for everyone... customer service is always helpful here.

If you are looking for distinctive, classy Aloha shirts, check this place out! Open only on…read moreFridays near the top of Maunakea Street. Store attendees very polite, helpful with questions, sizing, keeping merchandise displays neat. These "Be seen in" shirts are priced right...once you own an Sig Zane shirt, you're courting to be seen in more! I look forward to their instagram postings...makes shopping exciting. Head down to Chinatown, grab some grinds (check out Lam's kitchen) then shop for handsome shirts!

The night we went to Sig on Smith they had a little pop-up with woman's clothing (usually only…read moremen's shirts). Service is good. Value is a little pricey not something you can buy all the time unless you have money but very beautiful clothing.

Very cool designs and have a wide range of color Chill staff…read moreand kind Shirts were a reasonable price Located in a culdesac

Wear an Aloha Connection branded item when you shop and you'll actually get a discount. Who knew?…read more I love this little shop. The people are great, they know their product well, and it's a really nice, convenient shopping experience. I do almost all of my shopping online *except* for here. I think it's the good vibes that pull me in and get me to spend. :) I love the renovation of the old plantation cottage and am so glad they chose Kaimuki as their HQ!

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!

I have sold my clothes/accessories here twice and both times made more than I would have made…read moretaking it to a resale shop. Highly recommend paying the $20 to get the price tag kit so you can pre-tag your items at home to make load in day easier. It is a fun concept, and I have also found some great deals. Many choose to participate with the markdown days on Thursday/Friday. Seems that local/Hawaiian brands do the best here. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Been coming here for years for my work pants . Uniforms Hawaii sells all kinds of industry uniforms…read morefrom scrubs , cooks pants and they also provide sewing patches for Firefighters and HPD. Friendly service from the start once you enter their doors they Welcome you and ask if you need any assistance. They also have fitting rooms just in case you're not sure on the sizes . Prices have gone up over the years but that's like everything else . So I understand and it's not a problem for me . Support local

-Parking at times can be difficult due to Costco. -friendly…read morestaff -nice customer service -sometimes out of stock -does a lot of dr, nursing, medical outfits, and Firefighter, EMT, police uniforms.