I stopped by Stüssy Honolulu while walking along Kalākaua Avenue, and it is easily one of the…read morestandout streetwear stores in the Waikiki area. The brand has a long history in street culture, and this location reflects that identity with a clean and minimalist retail space focused entirely on the clothing. The store layout is simple and well organized, which makes it easy to browse through the collections. Racks feature a mix of graphic tees, hoodies, hats, and other staple pieces that the brand is known for. The designs maintain the classic Stüssy style that blends surf, skate, and street culture influences. One thing that makes this location interesting is the connection between the brand and Hawaii's surf culture. Stüssy originally emerged from surf roots in California, and seeing the brand represented in a place like Waikiki feels very fitting. The shop tends to attract both visitors and locals who are interested in streetwear and limited releases. The environment inside is relaxed and focused more on the clothing itself rather than flashy retail design. What stood out to me most was how the store maintains the authenticity of the Stüssy brand while fitting naturally into the Waikiki shopping scene. Overall, Stüssy Honolulu is a great stop if you are into streetwear or want to check out one of the well-known global brands located along Kalākaua Avenue.

Super dope store glad I was able to check Them out during my…read morevisit in Hawaii. For the exclusive Honolulu tees I recommend lining up around 5AM-6AM because they tend to sell out quick Service here is fast and reliable and the selection is super limited

Pretty familiar with Bait so I knew that I we had to stop in here for a little. I think there might…read morebe parking in the back but we settled for street parking which was tough. The store wasn't the biggest or the busiest but the employees were pretty friendly. They have a decent sized selection here, nothing out of the ordinary. I was really here for location specific stuff so I bought a Honolulu Bait tee, a Harbor Vintage collab tee, and a Gremlins Bait tee. Definitely worth stopping by if you're a fan of the brand of if you're looking for some decent shoes.

My friends and I tried visiting here two days in a row. We're from out of town and wanted to do a…read morelittle shopping here. The first day they closed an hour earlier than the hours listed online. We came back the next day with plenty of time before their listed closing hour. Upon our arrival, there was a note that said "be back in 20 minutes". We waited for over 30 minutes and no one returned. Lastly, their phone doesn't work. Big let down since it was my first time visiting a BAIT store.

What a wonderful surprise Salvage Public turned out to be. We appreciate the unique, simple,…read morequality designs. We bought comfortable matching sweatshirts. We will wear them often. We will definitely come back on our next visit and purchase more items!

Aloha! As many times…read moreas I have window shopped at Salvage Public at South Shore Market throughout the years, it wasn't until I saw Hōkūpa'a, Nāpali, and another staff (I hope you can forgive me for not asking for your name) at their pop-up location in Hilo. The Merrie Monarch vibes must have kicked in and I had to finally pop that cherry. I initially went with my hula family and used that time to soak everything in. The next day I went back alone to purchase a few items I couldn't stop thinking about. Both Nāpali and Hōkūpa'a hyped me up during my visit and all items I tried on was sold on the spot. Countless hugs and mahalo were exchanged during my encounter with them. Again, I had to go in a third time just to mahalo your (business) ʻohana during my trip to Hilo! Just about a week later I figured I would "window shop" again during my lunch break at South Shore Market and I was able to catch up with Hōkūpa'a. Then after some time of being educated about the items at the store I was sold again - resulting in me purchasing even more items than I did in Hilo! More hugs and mahalo were shared that day. I can't thank Nāpali a me Hōkūpa'a and the rest of the Salvage Public ʻohana enough for your continued legendary service every time I visit.

I think the cashier seemed like the owner, he was so nice!! He asked if I wanted a dressing room,…read moreand was so great as our cashier. The selection is wide, I think part of it is like clothes from other brands with their label, not sure if it's like "thrifting". And some clothes with just their label. It's all cute! It's a little pricey for the concept, but I don't care. I prefer going to local places and supporting them while I'm on vacation anyways!

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.

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.

We stopped by 5.11 Looking for a weather proof backpack with…read morewaist support Aiden provide a great Customer Service He was very informed of all of the product knowledge I was able to advise on what I needed. I got the following items Allhaula™ Backpack 30L And SKYWEIGHT HIP BELT VOLCANIC S/M Will most definitely be a repeat customer

5.11 is one of our kind store that you can find a lot of military, police hunting, tactical gear,…read moreetc. The store is located on Nimz Highway, close to Costco and Best Buy. This is the first time I visiting this store. It's not like a regular clothing store, the items they sell here most likely you cannot get this in a Macy's store. If you're into shooting combat, pinball, hunting, you're probably can find something's that you like. It is a fun store to walk around. I did not find anything that fits me yet.

This is one of the best finds in Kailua if not the entire island. Parker has amazing taste and has…read morecreatively curated this amazing little shop. Everywhere you look there are amazing and unique pieces of clothing, hats, small pieces of sculpture, jewelry. He has amassed an impressive collection lot legit vintage jackets (some from France, old military pieces and cool Levi's) and sweatshirts in cool colors with the perfect amount of fade and they are soft and comfy. And one of the coolest things (and I've never seen this before) they will professionally sew one of their vintage patches to their cool jackets or even embroider them, making each piece so personal and one of a kind. This is a special gem and a must see. Next time I will add my review for the ridiculously cool sister shop Olive's. Beautiful women's clothing, jewelry and housewares......

My favorite shop (including Olive, the women's store) on the island. Excellent curation - things…read moreyou can't find anywhere else on Oahu. Friendly owners.

For those that have known, they know. For anyone stumbling upon this brand and this retail…read morelocation, I will say that this brand has an almost cult-like following, which is what brings me back year after year to update my HiLife collection. They did relocate from its previous Waikiki location to this location in the Waikiki Shopping Plaza since my last visit a few years ago. I'm a big fan of their soft cotton t-shirts, with muted colors. I picked up another few this past summer, and I will likely continue this pattern for the foreseeable future.

I walked into the HiLife store at South Shore Market with the intention of buying some shirts and a…read morehat. I was the only shopper there. The sales associate clearly saw me, then looked away and made no effort to greet or acknowledge me. No welcome, no offer of assistance--nothing. After looking through their merchandise for two minutes, I decided to leave. I won't patronize a store that doesn't provide basic courtesy to its customers. Ironically, there's a sign at the entrance that says "Aloha Lives Within"--but I certainly didn't feel any aloha during my visit.

I highly recommend this business customer service here is amazing security guy in the front lets…read moreabout 4 customers in every 3 minutes Glad I was able to snag one of the exclusive Honolulu tees while I was there in my visit in Hawaii Customer service at front desk is amazing too and it smells good in their store make sure to check them out!

Had a great experience visiting Kith Hawaii! Usually the reputation is that kith doesn't really…read moreoffer great customer service and this mainly pertains to mainland stores and others around the world. The staff was really helpful! I was looking for a specific item which was out of stock and the manager even told me to come back the next morning to check if additional shipment came in. The second floor is where majority of items are so walk in and go up the steps to see the main collection and sneakers.

Great big boy size selection and the owner is very nice! We've gone twice so far and will…read moredefinitely go back again!

The clothing selection was awesome all sizes were available. Customer service was top notch.read more