Who knew about this newbie right in Ala Moana Center!?! Gosh though I've been getting my regular…read moreretail therapy this is when I knew it's been awhile that since I've taken that total escape from adulting. Newly opened since March what a fantastic place that support a bunch of small local business here as it's completely locally owned and a few I've seen at select expo, farmers market and craft fairs is conveniently found here. Here you can find items for everyone clothing, home decor, stickers, and accessories and I was finding myself oohhh and ahhhhh-ing with each item. Come check them out as they do have a great return policy as well though all items I got instantly when as gifts and a nice splurge for myself as I do love love love to support small local business and seeing the creativity is so heartwarming. They're located in the former Calendar store on the top level and to see just a fraction of their inventory check out their Instagram @noeaudesigners. Thank you!!

SO MANY amazing local designed items. If you're looking for a local souvenir or just want something…read morethat represents Hawaii, look no further. I had such a hard time choosing between the reusable bags they have, plus they have these amazing smelling reed diffusers.

We were trying to find material and a place that would reupholster these Chinese cushions for our…read morevery old Chinese chair. I saw Yan and as soon as we got there I felt we were in the right place! Daphne was just wonderful! She showed me what they had and offered great advice on where to go to buy material that they would use to reupholster these cushion! She is knowledgeable and efficient! Anyone looking to redecorate or need old pillows or Chinese cushions bring them here! I'm waiting to get them but I'm confident they will be beautiful and make my home even more comfortable and inviting!

So unprofessional. I made 3 trips there because they were so unorganized. The owner promised me a…read morecushion made and to be picked up the next morning. Now need to drive another 30 minutes home and back. The next morning when I arrived she was not there and her son knew nothing about it. He asked me to come back (it is morning) because the other young man was eating. REALLY?????? I live 30 minutes away. Crazy. So I went home and drove back 4 hours later and now the lady owner STILL doesn't have it ready!!!! REALLY? I Waited another hour and then she gave me cushion that looked like a child cut it out. Very very poor way to run a business.

Intentionally filled vintage shop run by some chill old guys (: A great place if you're looking…read morefor decorative unique piece to add to your space. While I saw a range of items, they mainly carry culturally inclined vessels, artwork, and furniture. Most artwork are on the 2nd floor. Think vintage objects thrift store rather than clothing or jewelry. . I happily found exactly what I needed -- something pretty to hold my office plants that I just bought at the Okinawan fest. I found matching Qinghua styled ceramics for only $12 each! (I know, totally not uchinanchu but neither am I :) At checkout the store assistant asked if I wanted a stand for my bowl-like ceramics. It felt excessive and was definitely an up sale...I hesitated so he showed me some options and thoroughly searched his inventory until finding just one that fit like a glove... After witnessing how a display stand completely elevates an object; I caved and added to cart. . Naturally, when buying thrifted items -- a sage bath is given just to be safe (:

This is a great place! Always something new. I pop in every month to see what the owner has brought…read morein. We need places like this to stay in business- go check them out! I got my favorite vintage MCM vase here, home decor, furniture and more. They take good care of the space and are always refreshing inventory. Special finds!

I never knew this Aloha Lane shop existed! Even if it is a tiny shop it's an Appropriate name to…read morefind beautiful things and gifts of Hawaii. A quaint Hawaiian gift shop adds a unique touch to your lifestyle! Ryan Teocson, made online shopping experience pleasant. I purchased a couple sets of quilted pillowcase covers. I hope to order another few sets to include matching bedspreads!

A Hidden Gem for Island-Inspired Treasures!…read more I absolutely love this store!!! Aloha Lane is packed with adorable island-themed finds. Whether you're hosting visitors from the mainland or simply want to infuse your home with some Hawaiian vibes, this is a must-visit spot. It's conveniently located on the ground level of the Ala Moana Shopping Center, near the food court entrance, outside in the parking garage. My wife and I originally stopped in to pick up a few goodies to mail to family in the mainland, but as soon as we stepped inside, I got completely distracted by all the beautiful items on display. Choosing what to buy was a real struggle because everything was just that cute! The store had two friendly sales associates up front, both welcoming and incredibly helpful. To top it off, they were running a 20% off sale, which was a wonderful surprise. When I asked how long the sale would last (thinking ahead to a possible second visit haha), they said there's currently no set end date - good to know! ;) Browsing thru the store brought back so many childhood memories. They had stunning glass honu (sea turtles) and dolphin figurines, wooden carved hula dancers, handmade quilts and handbags, beautiful picture frames, as well as both casual and designer-style dresses perfect for any occasion. The men's section was great too - I spotted Aloha shirts, hats, socks, and more. And of course, they also had plenty of fun magnets and Aloha State nameplate magnets to choose from. While I can understand how some people might find the prices a bit high, I personally felt everything was fairly priced considering the quality and uniqueness of the items. Many pieces felt like true keepsakes that you won't easily find elsewhere. If you're in Ala Moana and love Hawaii-style decor or need the perfect gift, definitely make time to stop by Aloha Lane - you won't regret it!

The Eden in Love displayed in the front window is what lured me in. It was a sad day for me when I…read morefound out that Eden in Love had closed all of their store front locations. I really liked how Simply Home displayed Eden in Love products. You could easily see the product and its decor. Service: Helpful! We were greeted right away and asked if we needed help. Location: Inside of Kahala mall. In back of CVS on the See's candy side. There were tons of other products to help you keep organized. Now I know where to get Eden in Love products.

I was at Kahala Mall the other day. I passed by and all these cute bags they had at the front of…read morethe store enticed me to walk in. I have a weak spot for bags. All my friends call me the bag lady, haha. Anyways, I recognizes these bags right away. They're from Eden in Love. They have the cutest bags ever. This is the biggest collection that I've seen. They probably have all the design and sizes. Most places only carry the medium size as it's their most popular. Here they have it in small, medium and large. I couldn't help myself and had to get one. I got the medium Sushi Crew bag $18. Service was ok. The cashier was nice. The sales guy working the floor seemed irritated when I asked him to help me locate the bag.

Morgan is super friendly & very open to designing something special He is also fast . We got our…read moreorder in just a few days

Shopping in Kalihi, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. The name of the place, Aloha Overstock, seemed promising. However, after finding it at the end of a warehouse, (it didn't look like the photos), we were disappointed to learn that it's an online only store. Shucks. There's no merchandise to look at... At least there's free parking!

I was walking back to my car after a trip to Manifest coffee bar, and this store caught my eye…read more They had lots of cute local style jewelry on the window, and the earrings were only $10. I walked in and the owner/gentleman was very welcoming. He explained that all the jewelry on the window was made locally. As I browsing, he told me the different types of glass and beads that went into each piece, he was super informative! Lol he even helped me decide between the two earrings that I wanted. The local jewelry was inexpensive, and he also had some other beautiful pieces in glass displays. You are free to open up the displays and touch the pieces (he encouraged it). I'm very happy with my purchase, and I was delighted at the awesome service :)

Beautiful store full of treasures. The owner is incredibly kind. He taught my husband and I how to…read moreuse a singing bowl and recommended some local parks to check out during our visit to the area. His wife makes beautiful jewelry with semi-precious stones. Visiting this store was one of the most memorable parts of our trip. Thank you for the wonderful service and experience!

This location has been open for a little over a year according to the very pleasant and friendly…read moresales associate. Their other store is located in Kailua. Island Bungalow drew me in with their window display. Lately I've been obsessed with Tiki culture, and I've been on the hunt for those rattan and bamboo type furniture and lamps. There were a few of those in this magical little shop but they were not exactly what I was looking for, but this was a good start. There were a lot of Boho-marries-Island-Style feels in this store: predominantly wood, textiles printed with block printed papayas, tropical printed pillows, clothing (men's aloha shirts too), artisan jewelry, body products, sheets, wooden curios, bags and much more. They also offer workshops for block printing and indigo dyeing. In fact a lot (or all?) of the products in the store are block-printed by hand. There's free parking right in front of the store. I went on a Wednesday afternoon and there a lot of parking stalls, could be different on the weekend.