Really good quality slippers that locals love. Glad I finally got to check out their physical store because they only open M-F during normal business hours (earlier) so it's hard to catch them. Not many selections but they're all well-made. Not every style suits my feet but I did have a few that I like. In general walk in prices are less than what you see online, but sometimes the sale only happens online though, so if your wish list is never on sale, maybe it's good to check the store. Staff were friendly. The storefront was in a room with few shelves of shoes. A lady came out from her office next door to come help me out with questions and sizes. She's the one to recommend me to go online and see if there's a sale! Whether online or in store, they're still making sales. It's a bit hard to find. It's on Kona st toward Pensacola on the right hand side. If they're open, you'll see their garage doors open and there'll be cars parked inside the garage. Walk through the door and you'll just see a warehouse. The office / store is up the stairs. It doesn't look like a store. It'll feel like you're shopping at an office coz it is haha. read more

Scott Hawaii - Vegan leather one is very comfy. - Shoe Stores Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

My eldest son's Scott's slippers got stolen when he visiting a friend's place recently. Apparently it happens more often than you can imagine. He said that's what he wanted for Christmas. He wanted to replace the ones that got stolen. Someone left a pair of dog-chewed Locals slippers in their place. Really?!? We contacted Scott Hawaii and was directed to their website. They're running specials for the holidays for get them while you can. We ordered the Makaha Model No. 4100 which has arch support. Yeah, they're on the pricey side but they're comfortable and lasts a long time. I think they're worth it. Keep in mind they're only open Mon-Fri from 7am to 3:30pm if you're planning to pick them up. Contact them in advance so they can help you find your size. read more

Born and raised in Hawaii, one is accustomed to wearing slippers. I primarily wore the "rubbah slippas" that my family would pick up for me at Long's. Slippers in Hawaii is the result of the Japanese immigrants who came to Hawaii as they brought along the Japanese zori, or Japanese sandals that are made of natural or synthetic materials. As I grew older, I would still wear rubber slippers but started to venture into Birkenstocks as they were introduced to me during my college days. When I moved back to Hawaii, I noticed some colleagues and people around me wore Scott Hawaii (SH) slippers, which can be categorized as higher end sandals that are meant for comfort and durability. At that time I couldn't visualize myself investing in such footwear. Embarrassingly, I got my first pair of SH slippers in 2010 when it was given to me as a gift. They were heavier than what I have been wearing all my life but really appreciated the comfort and longevity. I ended up with another pair from SH that I've been using for over 7 years. Such a great investment Recently, I've noticed that my pair of SH slippers are on its last leg with some cracks here there and it was time to replace them. I recall reading Lyla D.'s review on SH so after a frustrating day at the office, I decided that I needed retail therapy so I made my way over here before heading home. It was kinda confusing to find here but I remembered the address so I parked in one of the stalls and walked in. I saw the SH sticker on the door as met a male who was on his way out and he blurted "Go to the second floor." The 2F is SH's display room with staff to assist you. There was an elderly couple who was shopping for sandals and I was assisted by a young female who greeted me. I told her I wanted to replace my existing pair and she asked what I was looking for. I just wanted the standard black pair and I had no idea what my size is. We checked the bottom of my existing pair but the sole was run down that the number size was not visible. She went to the warehouse to bring me several sizes to try on. While waiting I checked out their merchandise display and saw an array of different male, female, unisex and children sandals. I really appreciated the art decor that depicted Hawaii well. The staff returned with several sizes and we went down the sizes until the fit was right. I initially planned on getting the plain, standard all black slippers but saw this military green strap that piqued my interest. My eyes then landed on navy blue ono so I asked the associate to bring both. I tried both colors on and both colors appealed to me. I then asked for the price, where she advised me $30 per pair. People may feel the price tag as high but I don't mind paying for comfort and quality, especially with my satisfied experience up till now. You pay for comfort and this purchase can also be viewed as an investment. I ended up getting both pairs. I've been using my current pair of SH slippers for over 6 years and have also taken them with me when I traveled to California and Japan. SH will continue to be my choice of slippers and highly recommend them. Their products can also be purchased online but make your way over here to view and try on the product. 2024 #10 read more

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Son lives in Cali but loves his Scotts. So he wanted another pair for his birthday. Went online to order it and I found they had more styles to offer that seemed really comfy. Said he should go to their store when he comes home in a couple of weeks to check out all the styles. Forgot to take a pic, but he opted for the basic best seller, the Makaha in black. (he said why fix what isn't broken, since this basic original best seller has served him well over the years). Got an online order discount, free shipping, and the slippers came three days before the expected delivery date. Not sure what the shipping cost would have been to Cali but since he's coming in a few weeks getting them sent here worked out great. Super satisfied with the purchase. read more

Growing up in Hawai'i, before Statehood, I remember my sisters and I always wore Mary Janes, Keds tennis shoes, or Hush Puppies to primary and middle schools and special occasions. At home or play, we'd wear enclosed shoes, but our mother never allowed us to go barefoot or wear Japan imported rubber zoris AKA "rubba slippahs." I guess that our mother felt that wearing the rubber (zoris) slippers would cause us to have wide feet or what we locals refer to as "lū'au feet." Thanks to Scott Hawai'i, formerly called the Scott Shoe Co., I started wearing their well-made rubber soles with nylon strap thong slippers during my high-school years. I was worried that the nylon Y-shaped strap would create a blister between my toes (it did not) and found the Scott slippers had a tiny arch support that made them sort of supportive. I was impressed with the quality and even felt good about how solidly manufactured they were because the straps couldn't even be pulled out. Over the past several decades, I've worn out my slippers and have always replaced them with ones from Scott Hawai'i, which I've bought from local retail stores. While my brothers-in-law were visiting our islands, one of my in-laws asked me where to get Scott Hawai'i slippers. We went to several stores, but they either didn't have his size or didn't have the model he was looking for. So, I promised him to continue looking for what he wanted after we dropped him off at the airport for his return home. Yelp Hawai'i came to the rescue when I searched for Scott slippers; this location on Kona Street came up. Surprisingly, we've passed this location on numerous times because it's located in a building next to Snack Addicted and Purvé Donuts. I never thought of going here because I thought it was their warehouse location and not retail. My husband and I took a chance to go in after reading previous reviews on Yelp and were met by a friendly young man. I asked if he handled retail sales or if this was just a warehouse/wholesale. He confirmed that he could help us and asked what we were looking for. After providing information about the men's size, sole color, and nylon strap, he walked down an aisle, reached into a bin, and brought out what we were looking for. He did say that there were other styles and color options but, my brother-in-law was quite specific about what he wanted. We asked the price and paid. While paying, he mentioned they could ship the slippers for FREE DOMESTIC LOCATIONS but, we chose to ship them ourselves because there were a couple of other things we needed to mail out. It was a good thing we took the chance to go to this warehouse. We were able to get my brother-in-law a replacement pair of slippahs and wished that we had just gone there in the first place instead of roaming from store to store around town. read more

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Try to go to their annual sale in December every year. Good prices for a great product. And have to mention that Scott's footwear lasts just about forever. read more

I took the time to add this flip flop maker to Yelp..the reason? One of the single most comfortable sandals ever! Bought my first pair in a surf shop while visiting St. Augustine last year. Just ordered another pair and I'm so happy. I want all of them. I am really hard on flip flops but these do not wear out. Quality work guys, please don't ever change! Price range is anywhere from $40-60. You won't be disappointed. read more

Just came back from Waikiki Beach, Hawaii and wish I could have stayed, but folks if you are looking for good "Beach Walkers" check it scotthawaii.com for a great selection of Men, Women and Kids Sandals. I like them because of my Narrow Flat Feet with no arch and their Sandals have the best design arch. I just had to go to their Warehouse where they ship all over the US to get them and it was worth the walk. read more

Great slips. Great staff. Great service. I ordered online. I needed to make an exchange. Their system is fast and they are so helpful. I think that I will only buy Scott slippers from now on. I had my last pair for 15 years. No joke. Support local, IT MATTERS. read more

It was a little difficult finding the entrance. (Go through the parking area under the building and look for the stairs). But after circling the block three times I watched one of the ppl who worked there go in. I wasn't go go to drive away with out new slippas. As the guy helping me said...the ones I'm wearing they haven't carried in 8 years . I was disappointed with the women's selection as they carry a very narrow silhouette and I have wider toes. I did walk away with 3 new pairs of the unisex ones...I wish they had more variety in the unisex colors because I totally would have bought more! read more

Scott Hawaii - New slippas with old busted ones on my feet - Shoe Stores Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Very disturbing interview (KITV) available on Youtube outlining the decline in sales. While some retailers are in fact in a difficult situation, it would appear based on the interview that Scott Hawaii sees the issue as big retailers not supporting Hawaii. That's possible, but could it be that this multigenerational Hawaii company now makes most if not all of its slippers in China and not in Honolulu hence its "Hawaii" value is impacted?? Talk about supporting Hawaii?! Hopefully they survive------! read more

I bought two pair of Scott's in Maui on my vacation. I bought one for my son and myself. I paid $60.00 for men's and $44.00 for women's. When I got home we both wore them for the first time. Within 15 minutes both of our toes started hurting? Where you put yr toes is hard and very uncomfortable. So disappointed I thought I was buying premium quality shoes. I should of followed my girlfriend who while we where there in Maui bought shoes called local from ABC store , she loves her shoes. Oh well lost $104.00. Since I don't live in Hawaii the only thing I can do is live with the lost read more

Meet Steve from Scott's today. He personally found the right fit for me. What a guy. Great customer service for a hard to fit foot. It's awfully nice to feel the aloha from the CEO directly. Mahalo. read more

Paid $15 for a new pair today after the strap pulled out of my old pair. These things are build to last solid construction. Would have put 5 star if it would have been a little cheaper to replace but all in all I'm happy. read more

We stopped by their warehouse and MATT was so helpful and nice. Showed us around the warehouse for the different styles we knew we wanted. When we were ready to check out, he brought us to the office where it was much cooler. I happened to see their display of all styles. When we were ready to check out, he was even kind enough to grab more styles and sizes downstairs to try. Definitely worth checking out this place for comfy slippers. Very good customer service. \m/ read more

Best and easiest warranty policy. "All Scott Hawaii footwear is backed by a "lifetime of the sole" warranty. The life of the sole is effectively over when the outsole or insole has worn through to the next layer. Such defects include, but are not limited to, straps pulling out, delamination and/or premature wear.  Styles with plugged straps are only guaranteed for sole delamination and not the straps pulling out." If you've ever owned a pair of these slippers you'll know that they are durable as heck and are worth every penny. My husband's scotts recently broke but it was totally coming. He hikes in them, does work at home in them, and treats them as if they are shoes. We simply filled out the warranty sheet on their website, mailed the slippers in, and BOOM a week later brand new scotts arrived in the mail. read more

I seem to be finding businesses that other people have issues with. Scott slippers have always been one of the top, long lasting, and comfortable brands available. Like all shoes, the different models fit slightly differently. I would only buy mail-order only if I were replacing an existing pair. Otherwise, go try them on. I go down to Scott's warehouse on Kona St. where they will happily sell them to you retail. As a matter of fact, I've got a friend on the Mainland who has finally worn his 10-15 year Scott slippers out and asked me to pick up another pair for him. The only reason that I didn't give 5 stars is that occasionally they discontinue a model that I really like. I'm surprised that there are not more reviews as Scott slippers are the gold standard of slippers to me. read more