I've been to this quilt shop many times over the years when we visited Hawaii. Always a great…read morefabric selection with great pricing and David is a great guy who owns the shop. Plan to stop in this October 2026!

Super friendly place right next to the USPS office that caught my eye several times as I walked by…read more They had some really nice rolls of fabric along with some remnants for sale. I had to get some for a project I am working on. I found the prices okay with the people working there being so nice that I felt I had been shopping there for years. Definitely worth while to stop in and check out some of the cool Hawaiian fabric patterns

They have free parking in their parking lot. They claim to have the largest Kona fabric selection…read moreon the island, but were missing many colors. When we asked to use the bathroom they walked us over with the key, like they didn't trust us with it. They did that twice. Limited Japanese fabric. Kona solids are $10.50/yd.

they have decent fabric selection here, that's way overpriced. but what really made me decide to…read morewrite this review is the atrocious customer service. i don't like to leave neg reviews esp for a small local business but honestly i don't know how it's acceptable for the workers to behave that way and treat people so rudely. i guess unless if they own it. i have just never felt so unwelcomed in a place before.

This store is jam packed with all kinds of fabric. I can always find what I need here and enjoy…read morejust checking out their stock. The employees are a little on the reserved side but they work efficiently so no complaints here. The prices are very reasonable and the selection is excellent.

First of all parking is horrible. Second of all theres only 2 ladies in there working in there. I…read morewalked in and asked for help 3 TIMES. Said excuse me so loud and she turns her head and walks away. Each one i ask for help they tell me to ask someone else. Nobody doing their jobs just cutting fabric. Felt super racist since all they're doing is helping their own people and I'm being ignored. All I wanted was a stretch needle. Super unprofessional and rude. Disgusting behavior, need to do better or dont work in customer service. It's a fabric place for crying out loud.

This store is great! Friendly and eager to help! after being at another sewing machine store, I…read morestopped by on my way home. They fixed my machine while I waited and since it was an easy fix (stuck thread), they didn't even charge me! They were so kind! A delight to deal with! Thank you!! We need you! I will by my machines from you from now on!

Very helpful! No matter what! Sue knows the machines forward and backwards! Thank you for your…read morehelp!

I was referred to Casual Hawaii by a couple of very good friends who had recently purchased fabric…read moreface masks. I checked out their website and they had many different patterns and colors available. I placed my order by phone and their customer service was outstanding! They were fast and reliable and I was able to pick up my order the next day. I purchased four fabric face masks from Casual Hawaii that were very well-made. I was told that the thread count was 186 to 205 when doctors are recommending 180 or more. I found that in addition to face masks, they also make aloha shirts, ladies dresses, and much more. Just check out their website and call if you have any questions. They take as much time as you need to help you make your final decision. Strongly recommended! https://casualhawaii.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=77_93

PERFECTION!! A couple of our hula sisters needed some material and CASUAL HAWAII had everything we…read moreneeded. It arrived lightening fast and they accommodated a cutting request with the amount of material and they did it perfectly! I wanted to leave a review on the site but you have to be registered to do that. We will BE BACK! This is THE place to go for your hula or aloha gear in person or online! THANK YOU to THE TEAM AT CASUAL HAWAII!! Mahalo nui! My order: 12 feet of Hawaiian Poly cotton fabric (Monstera Fern Green) & Aloha floral gift bags

It's been a really long time since I went to Ben Franklin Market City. I needed to prep some lei…read morefor the kid's senior night and went hunting for options. I knew I wanted either paper lei or eyelash yarn lei, even tho I've never done either. Wish me luck. I went first to the paper crafts section. Thank goodness the paper punches were in stock as were the cardstock packs in the colors I wanted. There were sample sizes and finished sample lei for those of us who can only work with 3D concepts. Then I went to the yarn section. All the yarns were neatly sectioned by type and color. There were signs and descriptions and also finished samples with the types of yarn. The most impressive highlight for me was the staff! Everyone I encountered was helpful, patient, and gave advice willingly. One was leading a workshop and I felt bad just asking for her to call for someone to assist but she was like "I gotchu, what advice do you want?" Then I found someone else closer to the yarns and asked her and she was also very matter-of-fact with the advice. Very helpful and practical. I renewed my membership for $10 which already paid for itself coz the 10% discount was $12. I think. I better not get obsessed with another new hobby!!

It has been a long time since I've been inside a Ben Franklin store. I think I went with my mom…read morewhen I was a kid and my first time to Hawaii. They utilize the space very well! I could spend a couple of hours just wandering around. It looks like they have knitting classes and other craft classes too. I wish I needed something but I was just tagging along. There's a lot of stuff from Japan too which was pretty cool. The staff is really nice too!

I've been following DeStash Hawaii on Instagram for a while now but haven't been able to visit…read moreuntil my recent Oahu trip and boy was it worth the wait. I've been a Vintage Mu'u collector for 10-15+ years and I was super excited to see their selection of Vintage Mu'u! I took a Lyft to get to South Street from Ala Moana and I was dropped off across the street so I was a bit disoriented at first lol. I had to make sure I was walking in the right direction since there wasn't a big flashy sign. I love the humble lit up sign that said "Alterations" in the window and once I saw a mannequin in window dressed with beautiful Vintage Mu'u, I knew I hit the vintage jackpot lol! It was an adorable store with vintage Knick knacks, accessories, jewelry in glass cases, an alteration station with fabric as you walk through the door, then another section filled with racks of Vintage Mu'u of every size, along with Tops, Palaka Shorts and I also noticed some Outerwear too. I was so excited that I hit the ground running and checked out every rack with my size and collected a good 8-10 or so Mu'u to try on. (I mean I am from Maui so I can't frequent this place much lol!) There were 2 humble dressing rooms with a small basket in the corner for your shoes and belongings. I loved the selection and most of all: the prices. They had vintage 80's-90's to maybe 60's-70's. I did see some rare vintage priced at $150-200+ but for the most part, reasonably priced for carefully curated vintage. I found 3 Mu'u at the end of my Vintage Haul. I scored a Black and Red Manuheali'i Dress (which aunty said everyone adored when it came in so that was definitely a score!) for $110 and 2 other Mu'u's, one was a Made in Hawaii with front bib detail in a cream color for maybe $40 and another Blue Andrade Mu'u for $45. This was definitely worth coming down from Maui. I will definitely be back on my next Oahu trip! The Aunty Owner and her daughter were the sweetest!

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.

I visited Hawaiian Quilt Collection on my vacation and got to take home a piece of paradise! The…read moreHawaiian quilts, pillow covers, and handbags are beautifully hand stitched, preserving the tradition and elegance of Hawaiian quilting as it began. What I loved about this shop is the quality. These are 100% hand crafted, not cheap souvenirs you find in other places. The friendly employee explained the history of Hawaiian quilting and helped me choose this adorable bag! Every time I see it I think about the hibiscus flowers that I saw all over Waikiki during my stay. I definitely recommend stopping by when you are in Waikiki.

Walked into this specialty store featuring traditional Hawaiian quilts as we were looking for a…read moreBaby Shower gift. Our minds were set to look for a Hawaiian baby blanket or unique fashion accessory for the mother-to-be as the parents-to-be live on the Mainland. We excitedly browsed the store looking at traditional and modern quilt designs and expected that we'd probably end up spending no less than $100 (even with advertised 20% discount) as these quilts are beautifully handmade. Unfortunately, when we asked one of the saleswomen to direct us to their section for baby blankets, she kindly replied they didn't have any and the particular size quilt that I had picked turned out to be meant for wall-hanging. LOL... eh, I should have realized what those hanging tabs on one end of the quilt were for but the size looked "right" for a baby. She nicely directed us to another Hawaiian quilt store located on the opposite side of the Ala Moana Center while telling us that other store would probably have baby blankets and more fashion accessories, in other words, more souvenirs and functional products rather than artwork. Sorry, that we didn't buy anything from this store but they do have beautiful, handmade and one-of-a-kind Hawaiian quilts that represent this art form. They also offer quilting classes if you're interested in learning to make your own.

Needed raffia. Looked around but did not see. Sales clerk helped me find it easily. It comes in…read morevariety of quantities and colors too. Good selection but I only needed the natural color. Checked out easily too. Great service. Clerk asked if I belonged to some sort of club but since I buy things infrequently I don't have a membership. she gave me Kupuna price! Thank you for taking care of your elders.

Super crowded with all kinds of stuff in such a small place. Sort of overwhelming when you are…read morelooking for something specific but don't know where to begin. Service is ok. They don't say anything to you when you come in but I guess that how. Kind of expensive but I guess it depends what u r looking for.