I've only purchased mat boards here, so I've honestly never made it very far into the store, but…read morethis is my go-to place for DIY framing supplies. Pretty good prices, a decent variety of colors (not a lot of specialty colors, metallics, or textures, but plenty for basic framing jobs), and a selection of corners at a desk near the front doors so you can match up mats to your prints in clean light. Take your corner selection to the checkout desk and they'll retrieve your board for you. They also have protective plastic bags big enough to cover the sheet. They offer a teacher discount, which I always forget about, so I'm grateful that the staff asks every time! Several parking spaces in the shared lot out front and I've never found it full. Easy to get to on the left side of Beretania.

Great stock of Watercolor paints and brushes , as well as supplies of Oil and Acrylic paints. Staff…read moreis helpful and knowledgeable of the items in the store. Become a member and receive discount on purchases.

What can I say about One Shot Supplies other than if you want something big printed or maybe you…read morewant to silk screen your own shirts not only do they hav what you need they can help you if you have no clue what you need. They are all helpful there and will always stop what they're doing to help out. The prices are great too plenty parking and easy to find.

Only place on the island to get an Iwata air brush hose for a decent price. I needed one!read more

Fun, unique souvenir shop with art and trinkets from Hawaii…read more Small and quaint and fun to look at

Not a tourist shop, this is a lovely boutique where locals would also shop to purchase that unique…read moreitem fir your home, the one that stands out because it obvious the design is from local talent. The shop is filled with items made locally - pillows with beautiful fabrics and prints; framed prints of Hawaiian scenery or the colors of the sea, sand and surf; women's clothing, like shawls, flowing maxi dresses and tunics in gorgeous shades of the sea. And of course vintage Hawaiian prints for both men and women looking for a shirt or dress. I especially liked the gift items. The purses and jewelry are so unique and beautiful. Same with the carves & sarongs; the prints are vibrant and different from what you find at the ABC stores. If you prefer a piece from a local artist over the mass produced clothing and gifts from chain stores, visit Kai Ku Hale right in the strip of stores in Haleiwa, look for the cat snoozing in the green chair out front!

Uniquely Kawaii…read more.. That's what CAS Crafts & Collectibles is, located in Pearlridge Center this little kiosk cart is filled to the brim top to bottom with all thinks kawaii not just stationaries and accessories but plushies and decor. Pearlridge Center is filled with many places anime and Kpop though here they just seem to find items that aren't found anywhere else and at such great prices what a find to see items that are so special and makes my gift giving a breeze! What a find including some Line Friends items which is just the most difficult ones to find and they have it here yay!! My bestie have apparently discovered this place which I have known for quite some time but haven't had the chance to write a review but they certainly deserve the five stars for the selection and friendly staff who points out the matching item to pair with whatever direction I'm going and that's a ten star team! Thank you!

Super cute merchandise at a kiosk in Aiea, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. Strolling through Pearlridge Mall, I didn't expect to see Brown and Cony, but there they were... As angels together! How can I resist? Located between TJ Maxx and Macy's, this section of Pearlridge used to be called Downtown, but now, it's Wai Makai. I wasn't going to buy anything... Really... We had just finished breakfast and had time before lunch... CAS Crafts & Collectables has so many cute items - pens, stationary, keychains, plushies, etc. I actually found Brown and Choco pillows from Line Friends (the Korean version of Sanrio). I had to get the Brown plushie for my friend's birthday next month! She'll luv it!!! I don't want to show her the Brown and Cony angel plushies... There was only one... and it was priced lower than an online store (plus - avoid paying shipping)!!! It's also better to get items from this kiosk - rather than going to Korea to buy them! Haha! Come take a look! There are unique things here! ... and service was very friendly and helpful!

Buying cute bunny fabric for face masks…read more.. If you're into sewing face masks, you'll know that the supply of fabric is limited. Walmart's selection is quite scarce while Fabric Mart is well stocked with the basics, Japanese designs, and Hawaiian prints. Korean material is almost non-existent on Oahu. However, my friend, Donna O., spotted some on Instagram. There's a local vendor named 808 Craft and Gift Fairs. The business page showed some really cute patterns, especially Cony (the white bunny from Line Friends) fabric! I messaged the business and was invited to come over and take a look. I arrived in Pacific Palisades in Pearl City, Oahu in the afternoon. It was perfect timing because the owner, Lauren, was outside and finishing up with the customer before me. She invited me onto her property (with her guard dog) to check out items in her silver colored van. The front passenger seat was filled with face masks made in Korea. There were children's sizes as well as adult sizes. Lauren showed me the quality stitching and the wire nose guards which prevent fogging on eyeglasses. The back of the van held the fabrics. They're currently going for $25 for two yards. Some were linen, some were solids, and some were kawaii prints. I focused on the pandas for my nieces and the sloths for my friend, Dear Daniel... lol! Lauren also pointed out the soft, durable Japanese elastic. It's good for replacing elastic that will eventually stretch out. We don't think that there will be an end to this COVID-19 lifestyle, so, we may as well be prepared and have fresh elastic on hand. Right now, she's offering 100 yards (black or white, 1/8 inch width) for $35. Note: If you bring cash or use venmo, there's a slight discount. Service is outstanding because Lauren is so knowledgeable, personable, and helpful. (It turns out that she married my friend's cousin.) She encouraged me to sew faster so that I can return next week and purchase more fabric... hahaha! P.S. 808 Craft and Gift Fairs sponsor virtual craft fairs that reach all 50 states! Contact Lauren via Instagram to find out more!

Love the Koko Marina Christmas Fairs! There are over a hundred vendors and it's all outdoors…read more Social distancing is highly encouraged and you know what, the customers politely give each other space by waiting patiently. Face masks are required I believe. I'm so happy that I didn't see anyone without a face mask. There a variety of vendors and so much to buy!!! Chaleh Brown is the host and promote. His crew has organized weekly scavenger hunts for entry to weekly prize drawings!!!

Today I was in the hunt for a wall calendar for 2026 . Asked a cashier and she said all sold out …read more This particular location is small and not well stocked. I personally prefer the main store @ Mapunapuna . Very limited parking in front of building if it's full you'll need to go behind the store for additional parking . Customer service friendly although lots of their shelves empty. They also sell canvas bag that look like Trader Joe's with different pastel colors lol . Support local when possible

Great selection, easy access with free parking. This…read morewarehouse has all your printing and art accessories with easy access to the large aisles. Bathrooms inside need a little updating, men's urial leaks during flush. lol Must be original plumbing? Appreciate the restroom facilities anyway. Service is friendly and overall pricing a bit steep for a warehouse effect but, variety is nice. Return timeline policy in place to keep you honest. Lots of extras at the checkout counter for those wanting a soda or snack. Fisher Hawaii is Fine!

The warehouse of office supplies and furnishings at Fisher Hawaii is cavernous! A quick trip for…read moresome post-it notes and pens turned into a fun, deal-discovery visit. First of all, there's plenty of parking at the entrance and to the side of the building. If you're an educator, grab a shopping cart on your way in, but pause at the enlarged "What's on Sale" multi-page flyer at the front door, which changes every month. Upon entering the store, you face Customer Service and Check out lines. Once you get the attention from the pro in Customer Service, you find someone with tenure, knowledge, and helpfulness. She was quick to steer me into a hidden Clearance section where I had fun looking at and picking up stuff! I picked up a beautiful Howard Miller wood clock for my Dad's office What I really enjoyed was going through the greeting card section looking for the perfect message and sense of humor! I couldn't believe some of the prices of the American Greetings - $1? And an entire section for $1.49 each card / any card? Why not write a personal message to someone you care for vs. a text? Besides their huge assortment of pens/writing instruments, the card section is my 2nd favorite spot in the store!

Got here to look for a sleeping mat for my son for his first day of school. The place is hard to…read morefind specific things, at least for this product. I asked an older staff and she said they ran out a while ago. I called my wife to tell her the bad news so she told me to ask if we can backorder and pick it up when it arrives. so I asked another lady and she said they are fully stocked and pointed to boxes full of them. So moral of the story, ask more than one person.