Prices are fair unlike Goodwill. The people are nice and helpful. The only downfall is they…read moreorganize by color not size. If you are going for clothes, make sure you have time to spend looking through the racks

This place has been my go to spot to pick up books or from anything that I don't want to fully pay…read morefull price for an item that I already know exists. My favorite day to visit is Wednesday :) Sustainability is always in season!

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.

#ilovethrifting #thrillofthehunt #whatafind…read more That's what comes to mind after my first experience at Odds & Ends! I found it on Yelp, and added it to my list while running errands. Unfortunately, I found the store closed at 1pm which gave me about 20 minutes to find the store, park, and shop. Based on reviewers feedback, parking was great (once you pull into the right driveway). Following the sign on the door, I knocked, and was greeted by a sweet volunteer who had me sign in, then gave me the '411' on the shop. The section by the door was full of sale items (3/$2), while the rest of the items in the store were priced as marked. Now I had 15 minutes! What wonderful stuff - home decor, household items, and a small shoe and clothing section. I found a brand new Harrod's backpack for $17 (on Mercari for $80); the volunteers were both excited and impressed that I found something great in the short time in the store. Put this shop on your list - clean, nice stuff, good prices, sweet volunteers, and a great cause!

Do you dream of having a vacation cottage with a beachy Hawaiian theme with a touch vintage…read moreflare...well Muse Kailua has that in the tiniest shop in Kailua. As a shell lover there was so much here that I loved that I've never seen anywhere else. Everything from clothing to jewelry, accessories, cards, trinkets and the cutest decor. I fell in love with a whale plate but went with a cup which can double as a bowl that I plan to use as a gift for a whale lover...gosh it's so cute!!! I absolutely love finding this somewhat hidden gem that's filled with so much selective treasures with the loveliest staff so patient and kind to compliment every choice you make. Support local, support small and follow them on Instagram @muse_kailua and their online shop https://www.musekailua.com and see the calm this Kailua boutique has to offer. Thank you!

I have many dream homes. My first dream home is a 3-story haunted Victorian Mansion with a large…read morewrap-around porch and wrought-iron fence outside. It would also have a large forest in the back with a small babbling stream running through it. The atmosphere would be a dark, dreary, foggy and rainy place. If you think I'm kidding, I am not. My second dream home would be another 3-story non-haunted Victorian Mansion with an airy porch with flowers all over the place, and the interior would be decorated with stuff from this store: Muse Kailua. I know non-haunted Victorian Mansions do not appear very oceany but who cares! I love the stuff in here and you could probably incorporate a lot of their stuff with your current decor. My current decor is shabby messiness with a hodge-podge of clutter, mess, papers strewn about, Halloween decorations out all-year-long, paper receipts piling up in boxes, dried hibiscus seed pods cluttering up the counter and a pile of (fake) skeletons on the living room floor. No, again I am not kidding. Aside from this foolish decor in my house, the stuff in here is the stuff I dream about: a clean, uncluttered home, airy windows with white billowy curtains, home smelling like fresh lemons and decor from Muse Kaiula: seashells, floral plates, tropical oceany goodness, whimsical lovely items and dream-like girlyness. If you are into Victorian, girliness, girly girl, mermaids, ocean, tropical, and ooh-la-la this is your place, and you're in luck if you're on the mainland because now they have their online store open!! Return factor: OF COURSE are you kidding??? Coz I'm not.

I went in here thinking I wanted a certain style of chair for my home business. While exploring the…read morestore and talking to the owner, John, I ended up sitting in a chair (a fiberglass Eames chair) just for fun and then ended up unexpectedly loving it, so I totally switched gears, as to what I thought I originally wanted. Bought two of them months ago and couldn't be happier with how perfect they have worked out! So, I highly recommend going in with an open mind to other options, because, hey, you never know how perfect something else might be for you. ;) John is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about mid century furniture and design. He does beautiful restoration jobs on the furniture he has for sale, so you can't go wrong when buying from him. He also is super laid back and fun to talk to-not a pushy salesman type like in other furniture stores. Exploring all the beautiful pieces in his store just makes my heart happy! Highly recommend!

We came over from Kauai to purchase a dining room set and the first place we went was Honolulu…read moreFurniture Company where we were lucky enough to stumble into John at Hawaii Modern. He listened to what we were after and while he didn't have a dining set in his collection at the time, he was kind enough to give us a list of places in Honolulu to look. His recommendations were great, and we ended up finding one! The items in John's studio were really neat pieces and we'll be back someday to peruse his collection when we're not on a laser-focused mish for a dining set. We really appreciated both his work and his willingness to help out some folks from a neighboring island. Thank you John and look forward to seeing you again in the future!

Great Thrift Store - Offers a wide variety of items for military families to choose at reasonable…read moreprices

Open Tues, Thurs ,Friday 9-1. Located on Ft Shafter. No ID needed to shop, but must be able to…read moreaccess post. From household goods to military clothing. Daily specials. Book room, toy section, baby dept. Large Premier section of NWT, and designer clothing . Not for profit, proceeds go to scholarships and community grants, mostly run by volunteers with a few paid staff, all very friendly! Good parking, no public restrooms(some nextdoor) fun place to shop with great prices!

I finally used my gift card (which was set to expire in Dec 2025), at their Punahou store. After…read morevisiting the Punahou and Kailua store throughout the year, I finally found two tops that I immediately fell in love with. The staff were friendly and helpful and the store was clean. Seemed like they had several sizes available in all their merchandise which is great. Their dressing rooms are spaced nicely and they have several. They have ample parking spaces out in front of the store.

Manuheali'i has for a long time been the go to location for myself and my colleagues, in fact, our…read morecoaching staff went with matching Manuhealii prints for almost a decade. For me, the two main reasons to buy Manuheali'i. First, their clothes is often made with a thinner material which is both comfortable and practical, especially during the summer. Business attire or dining out looks better when you're not sweating in your thick cotton aloha shirt. Second, their prices used to be just a tad lower than a lot of the other high end Hawaiian fashion designers. But that seems to be changing. It's going to be more difficult for Hawaiians to wear Hawaiian wear if the prices continue to increase but if you're looking for something professional, fancy, and comfortable, this is probably one of the best brands to go with.

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I'm so happy to see Aunty Shirley again! She used to have a shop on Maunakea Street, next to Cindy's Lei Shop! She's so sweet, organized, efficient, and has a great memory! Now, she has two stalls (both sides of the aisle) at The Marketplace at City Square. Look for her at the end of the building, right before the restrooms! She offered to let me try on some dresses, but I will pass because the prices are so good! One piece is $7 and two pieces total $10! She also has 3 for $10 deals on t-shirts, golf shirts, and children's clothing! Take a look! You might find a vintage Tommy Bahama shirt for $12 or a Cooke Street Aloha Shirt for $10! Parking is free, so come on over!

It's a fashion statement…read more.. Aunty's Ukay Ukay is located in Marketplace at City Square and thanks to Nadine C she showed me that there's this place who had relocated from Chinatown and have found a new home here and you'd never know as it's primarily known to shop for groceries and other relatable items. You just need to walk all the way in the back by the restrooms (which I had no idea they had) and you can't miss her with racks of all types of clothings. A simple set up but the variety for both adults and kids from shirts to dresses I was quite impressed of the choices she has and the prices are just so hard to resist as what makes an outfit is how you present it and with values like this you'd be looking fabulous at a great price. Thank you!

The best time to shop at any Ross is when they first open up in the morning. Most times the store…read moreis the most organized, stocked (if they received a shipment) and is the cleanest she less crowded. Each store doesn't matter which Ross I've been too, there is always a line, short cashiers. It's a hit and miss on what I can find there. But most of the items are reasonably priced.

Great value for aloha wear. I enjoyed shopping at this location and prefer this location above all…read moreothers. Lots of selection to choose from and basically left the store feeling I left with a good bargain.