I stumbled into this shop while holoholing around Haleiwa and it felt like walking into a perfectly…read morecurated time capsule of Hawai'i's past and present. Number 808 is giving vintage nostalgia with modern surf culture. With tons of clothing, accessories, and hard to find brands. The space itself is just cool--I had so much fun just hanging out and looking around. It's the kind of spot where you browse, then suddenly find something you didn't even know you needed. The crew here makes the experience even better--welcoming, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. No pressure, just good vibes and a genuine appreciation for cool, well-made things.

いわいる雑貨店ですかね。。 オリジナルからアンティークっぽい商品まで…read more置いてあるオシャレ？かわいい？ 雑貨＆衣類店です。。 あーほしいかな？ あーでもいらないか？ 迷う感じで、衣類はどれもサイズが大きめのものでした。。 駐車場はHawaiwa　town　Center内 無料です。。

September 27, 2024 - There are no real addresses in this area, so it took some searching to find…read morethis small shop. Hopefully my posted picture will assist others. Huge amount of parking. The owner is nice, friendly, and knowledgeable. There is a lot of variety, and back in the day is a perfect name. I was amazed at all the memories that came back will looking around. I think the prices are high, but then again it is about collectibles and nostalgia.

I love magical places like these. It's a bit hard to find since it was off into the distance of…read morewhere we were in the parking lot, at the old Waialua Sugar Mill. This location is rich with history, and it's befitting that this little antique shop is sitting in the middle of an area that goes back in time. I am old enough to remember the Waialua Sugar Mill burning cane back in the 90's as I drove to Mokuleia Beach and seeing black debris of flying burnt sugar cane drift across my car windshield, along with smoke. The mill closed down in 1996 then became abandoned over time, then opened back up with new shops and little local stores, like this one. It's a very tiny store, no bigger than a small studio, but has a variety of really nice antiques crammed with vintage Pyrex, glassware, clothing, Pan-Am bags, hat boxes, costume jewelry, and anything else you care to explore. The owner Etsuko is super friendly and we spent a while discussing vintage clothing, barware, jewelry and the finer things that were important in life in the days when things were meant to last and not fall apart after a season of use. I'm already wondering when I can go back to visit, as I had a great time there. The hours vary, so call before you go at (808) 778-5332.

Our prices are very, very reasonable. The selection is great. There are pieces that you can't…read morefind at other shops. The brands that we carry are great. We are here to serve you. It's hard to find us but once you do it's a hidden treasure worth looking at...

This is such a cute little store located in North Shore! I have been looking for a refill station…read morefor soaps, laundry detergents, and cleaners, and this place caught my eye! Upon walking in, we loved how airy and bright the store felt, and it smelled wonderful, too! To the right, we saw rows of jugs of soaps, detergents, and cleaners, along with a variety of reusable, eco-friendly products! Whether you're looking for reusable straws, sandwich bags, utensils, or wipes, you're in the right place! One thing that made me so nervous about the refill stations was that I didn't know how to bring a jug and refill- sounds silly, right? Well, you can bring a jar/jug/canister, whatever you want (or if you forget yours, you can always purchase one, or get a free one in their "free canisters" box). You next pick up a little token and place your container on the scale. Once the scale picks up the weight, tap the token on the area where it says "tap here," and that's it! Then just fill it with whatever you need, however much you need, bring the token to the front, and check out! All in all, we'll be back again to get more soaps when we're out!

What used to be Hale'iwa General Store is now Kokua General Store. The shop features local artists…read moreand sustainable goods. You'll find soaps, lotions, lip balm amongst homemade goods. I love the vibe of the store and certainly purchased a number of items to support the foundation. The staff is laidback and helpful. We weren't necessarily looking for anything but grateful we found it!

Mahina is one of my go-to spots on the North Shore. It's definitely on the pricier side, but the…read morequality and the way everything is curated makes it worth it. I shop there regularly, and even if I don't need anything, I always pop in when I'm in the area because there's usually something new. The girls there are always so friendly -- and it's consistent. Every single time. The store is impeccably clean, easy to shop, and their clothing fits my vibe 100%. I always leave feeling good about what I bought (or at least inspired). Such a great local shop in the Matsumoto's shopping center. If you appreciate well-made pieces, good energy, and supporting North Shore businesses, Mahina is a must. They do have other stores across the island but not only is this one close to me on the North Shore, it's a vibe also sets it apart. Oh! They offer a military discount and one for kama'aina which I really appreciate! (can use one or the other, not both!) While you're there, check out their sister shop, Roger, next to Uncle Bo's. It's just around the corner. Go give them a look, you'll be glad you did. SYOY! Deb B.

Very poor customer service Staff ignored me…read moreNo greeting Talked amongst themselves If you like overpriced clothing accompanied by poor service, go for it.

Shopping in Haleiwa, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. Steve Aoki's family's store is a quaint shop with an old-school country vibe. The cozy layout is like someone's house with different rooms. One room had clothing, wraps, and tote bags, while another room featured soaps and lotions. We found stickers, patches, and coasters in the main room. My friend got a magnet for her refrigerator! I thought about getting matching jewelry for us gals. I also considered the Beer Soap... intriguing... The books - on Duke Kahanamoku and "Eddie Would Go" - were tempting... maybe next time... when my friends' luggage aren't stuffed... Service was friendly and helpful. We found free parking on the side road. My friends really appreciated the benches outside where they could sit for a while. I liked the air conditioning inside! Check out the vintage cash register and shave ice machine. I think Steve Aoki's grandmother used these in 1931 when she had a stand at the Haleiwa Theater!

I loved this little shop and loved looking around at all they had inside! The folks working here…read moreare so nice and knew so much about the island and the area! We did get a couple of souvenirs from here as well and they are very reasonably priced! It is such a cute shop and I really enjoyed coming in here and loved the local feel!

The nostalgia... Has…read moreme quite sad to know that I remember many of the logos and biz that used to use them and for some biz that used to be around that time and era is not called vintage...sigh! Not quite sure why it's called Malibu Shirts as is located in Haleiwa Store Lots right up North Shore and is filled with all things Hawai'i from the Elvis Blue Hawaii and Pan Am days to some more familiar places like Rainbow Drive Inn and doesn't stop with the incredible choices of shirts but mugs, totes and many other fun accessories as well. Walking in I did love the vibe of the shop as the decor includes lining the shop with grass hut look and surfboards hanging up the industrial ceiling but this cute and organized shop was fun to browse around the various designs to remember what was and made Hawai'i what it currently is now. Thank you!

Not sure if this is a legit website. I recently placed an order and almost a week now that status…read moreis still Pending. I have emailed few times and never received any response. I will give 2 more days to give them more chances to reply. If not, will dispute the charges to credit card