Cozy little place nestled in Wahiawa along with other establishments fronting is the main highway…read moreparking is in the back nice lady behind the counter very friendly some really from the past items wow Marie

We stumbled across this vintage store after stopping at the Surfer's Coffee Shop that my friend…read morewanted to introduce me to. We hardly ever get to Wahiawa to walk around and this was one of those Saturdays where we wanted to explore, My friend is sooo into vintage Aloha Shirts and they had a good selection at decent prices. He ended up purchasing two at $20 each, both were in great condition and not the "run of the mill" stuff. We did have a great chat wtih the very personable owner who gave us a tour of the building which was purchased by their non-profit. We were very impressed with the apartments behind the store front where many of the volunteers are housed along with their facilities for homeless. They had restrooms and showers that the homeless could use (they were timed entry) along with a pantry where food was distributed. They also had classrooms including an art and dance room to get troubled younger people interested and out of the streets. It's great to know you are helping a good cause when you are shopping!

Really enjoyed walking through here and looking at pieces. Upstairs is where I had luck finding a…read morecouple things and they were all in the Sonador vintage room. Of course some things are pricey but you can definitely find reasonable deals in here too.

Great selection, it's clear that a lot of different creative people collaborate to find such unique…read morepieces. I'm awe of the amount of cool things in this store. Super fun way to spend a couple hours with friends or alone! Street parking can sometimes be tricky but I've found spots close all the times I've been. The after hours events are also a good time, the smaller venue gives it an intimate feel. All around great business, makes me happen to see so many passionate creators in one space!

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.

Every January is mu'umu'u month in Hawaii and DeStash is the place to go to find your perfect fit!…read moreFirst off: Location: found on the left side of South Street going mauka and surprise, surprise! FREE PARKING. That literally made my day knowing I didn't have to find street parking and walking forever! The shop is on the first floor and it appears they moved into a bigger area adjacent to the old (making it a much bigger space. Once you enter you are greeting by the nicest lady (owner). I told her that I was new to her shop and was looking for a mu'umu'u for an upcoming event. She made several suggestions (all so very good)! I was happy since I was clueless other than knowing that I wanted a vintage piece and perhaps a "newer" version as well. I came away with a beautiful Bette in a pink floral as well as another in red and yellow print. I was very pleased with my purchases as well as the help and hospitality from DeStash.

Love this cute little store! Each time I go, I find a treasure!! And the people are sooooooo niceread more

If you're serious about finding an aloha shirt you think you'll wear when you get back home, you…read moremight be looking for something that doesn't exist. You can find aloha shirts just about anywhere on Oahu, whether at expensive boutiques in Waikiki or in the nearest ABC store. However, the visual appeal of the shirt depends completely the eye of the beholder. With that in mind, there probably isn't any other store on the island that offers a broader selection. It's pretty overwhelming. The drawback is that the massive inventory is packed in a retail space so constrained that it can be a challenge to navigate. It took me a while to realize the shirts on the central racks are the priciest, some costing hundreds and (gasp) even thousands of dollars. There are used shirts along the wall that sell as low as $9. I wasn't particularly clear on the difference in quality, but I'll give you one guess which racks I was rifling through. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/0mJKnQM2Gr

Bailey's is one of the few antique stores in Honolulu. The sign outside says 15000 vintage Hawaiian…read moreshirts and the place is packed with multiple layers of colorful tropical shirts. The clerk explained that there were a couple racks of new shirts and the rest are vintage. Many of the shirts were produced in Hawaii. In addition to shirts, they carry an assorted collection of Hawaiian themed vintage souvenirs, antiques and knick knacks. Some of the items are pretty dusty, and had me thinking that they hadn't been moved in a long time. The prices are pretty hefty (except the shirts were reasonable). There were a number of customers scooping up shirts. I was a little claustrophobic to be honest in the tight quarters. There is no dedicated parking. Street parking is available if you're lucky.

My eye has been on this place for a few years and I have often visited whenever I was in town…read more Their selection of stationaries, incents, to clocks, and travel items were amazing. All curated for those with an eye of minimalism and simplicity. The prices here are fair as I feel that the quality really exceeds the average patron. I purchased a water bottle that has traversed the United States with me and has done well. A few incenses that smelled amazing and a few other items. The guy at the cash register was super friendly too. We had a small talk about mid century modern vibes and it was great to speak to someone that had a real good sense of the vibe I was trying to aim for.

I have been going to Mono for about a year to pick up my stationary and every day carry essentials…read more As someone who have been to Japan's largest station store Itoya and shopping around in the Bay Area, I have found many of my favorites for journaling, notes taking, drinkware, sun glasses and crafted canvas handbags. Owner is friendly and helpful to get you what you're looking for.

awesome vibe, awesome music, awesome clothes, awesome customer service, will come back on my next…read moretrip to hawaii

We were greeted with smiles and willingness to help. We went at the right time of the day…read more Selections of 88 Tees was so much that I was overwhelmed but the sales associates exclaimedhow it was set up. I enjoyed the atmosphere of nostalgia and shared memories on the walls. Great place to appreciate the world of colors, vintage and bargain hunting. Definite value for the right buyer who is willing to look and has hours to do so.

I happened upon this lovely store on my trip in search of any treasures, and this spot truly…read moredelivered. They have a wide range of items ranging from beautiful handmade ceramics to homewares and clothing, etc. Everything was priced incredibly well, I was so pleased that I wanted to purchase more than my suitcase could carry. This shop is worth a quick visit if you're in the pursuit of gems.

What a sweet little thrift shop. Tucked away in a small building. Don't miss it. Has small parking…read morelot. Get buzzed into the shop and look for jewelry, gently used clothes or any manner of knickknacks. Supports Kuakini hospital I believe. Nice finds here.