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

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.

Lots of cute and exclusive Japanese merch. They host worldwide artists here for fans to do meet and…read moregreets. Definitely worth checking out if you're into the scene.

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.

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!

First time visiting a Kith store. Guess it's like a boutique for t-shirts. Had a little bit of…read moresticker shock also at the $70 price for a silk-screened cotton t-shirt, They add to the high-end aura by only have one of each style on the rack, so you have to ask for the size you need. Staff acted a little bit pretentious and were not very welcoming.

As an alumnus of the Rhode Island School of Design, owner Andrew Mau clearly has a keen eye for…read morestylish design, and it manifests itself into an impressive variety of goods. Jamie W and I were waiting for our reservation at The Pig and The Lady (review: https://yelp.to/LhZdZcHz26), so we had time to explore the Kaimuki neighborhood. Beyond the necessary malasada at Pipeline Bakery (review: https://yelp.to/coxyVLI5P8), we were curious about a couple of LGBTQ-owned businesses on Waialae Avenue. One was a fun pet supply emporium, The Public Pet (review: https://yelp.to/XXvGoRe97Q), and this was the other store. There were plenty of things to browse. Clothing and accessories appeared to dominate the main hallway, while housewares, handbag, and fabrics were presented in the back area. There were unique items like colorful hair clips, duck-head umbrellas, and tins of mackerel filets. Andrew makes sure there's nothing predictable about the inventory here, which makes a return visit mandatory. RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/8XV0OV0x9v

This store has some of the most interesting products! It may look like it caters more to women,…read morebut there are some things that appeal to both sexes. I was looking for sunglasses and I read that Hula Eyewear could be found here. There were not that many styles, but I did find a pair that I liked. Polarized lenses and great frames. What more could you want? Definitely worth stopping in and taking a look around. Mahalo Island Boy!

Came to Oahu from California for vacation, and let me say, this place is nothing short of…read moreamazing!!! If you want to buy and even see some insane sneaker heat, this store is the spot. They have some of the rarest and hottest shoes on the market that most places would never carry. Their selection was amazing with most of their prices beating GOAT and StockX. The owner was one of the nicest locals I've met. He was very helpful and super personal when it came to sneakers, even letting me see my personal grails in hand. Part of me wanted to stay longer just to chat with him. After a little bit of price negotiation, I ended up leaving with a pair of air fear of gods, a shoe I've wanted for a very long time. Overall, if you're visiting the island or in the area, I highly recommend taking a look inside this store, because you won't be disappointed. Mahalo to the TRUEST Ohana!!!

Great sneaker store. The owner was dope. Def recommend if you're in the area and love sneakers.read more

The vibe here is amazing…read more.. Hawaii's Finest Clothing is like walking into a club as this vibrant shop does start from it's storefront with the cool neon logo shining bright along side the huge window with their various logos. Walking in you can see that every corner of the shop is filled with amazing decor that sometimes felt secondary to the merchandise, even their music is showcased with flair. So much to choose from along with lots of clearance items making it a great deal shopping here is an experience to find clothing for the whole group. Service here is very friendly and helpful though I didn't find anything today know that I will be back to support this amazing local small biz as they have so many great clothing to express ourselves. Thank you!

NO ALOHA at HiFiClothing Ala Moana! My husband went to exchange a couple of shirt he got for…read moregifts- he didn't want a refund, just to change the size because the shirts he received are way too large. He needed smalls. First the female sales associate said they didn't carry the color he received, but he said he just wanted a small shirt. She said he had to return it to where he got it from....IT WAS A GIFT!!! He didn't know where they got it from. Then he found a small in the other shirt he received and the male sales associate asked if he had a gift receipt. No, we didn't have one. So he asked "when did you receive it?" My husband said on May 19. He said "Oh, that's more than 30 days-we can't exchange it." Today is the 20th of June. Seriously!?!?! One day late and no grace period!?!??! So now he's stuck with 2 shirts that he can't use....So CAUTION! DO NOT BUY ANY GIFTS from this place. I know if the person he got the gifts from knew they had such a strict policy, she would have warned him to rush and exchange them. Horrible customer experience. Never setting foot in this store again!