Do not go here on your way to the airport. You'll miss your plane. Once you step inside, it hard to…read moreleave. Susana is so friendly and helpful. She's like your Hawaiian Auntie. It's the only place, in Kona, my wife can find really nice plus size Hawaiian dresses.

We got out of the airport and headed straight here to get outfits for our luau. The lady helping us…read morewas so sweet, I told her what sizes I needed and she came up with a few designs. I got so many compliments at the luau and I hope I brought them a few customers. We got all 3 for about $136 which isn't bad! I definitely recommend getting for your luau

This shop is without a doubt one of the best kept secrets in Kailua-Kona. Most all of the artwork…read moreis original, and this is the only store I could find that does embroidery. Also, one of the few stores that has plus sizes. I would highly recommend this wonderful Kona treasure!

Nice to see how this shopping area hasn't gone away since the last time I visited back in 2012…read more They have great shirts that aren't the typical souvenir like shirts you find in so many different places. Great gear for protecting yourself from the sun whether it's short sleeve, long sleeve, or long sleeve with a hood. And they have shirts to help keep you cool or cotton shirts. Forgive if I got your name wrong...but I think it was Eric who helped us out and was really laid back. Definitely will keep this place in mind next time we visit.

Shout out to David in the men's department. He recommended some quality shoes and educated me on…read morewearing leather shoes and how to size appropriately. He showed be the discount belts with saved me some $$$ too. He was a top notch worker and sales guy.

Great store. Great sales. Name brands and nice people. Good customer service…read moreQuality merchandise

I would like to purchase a hat to be mailed to me. How can I do this? The number listed and website…read moredoes not work.

Acted like we didn't exist…read more Completely ignored us when we walked in. Two people that seemed to both be employees were standing there having a conversation and didn't acknowledge us, which is fine, but they continued to stand in the way when I was shopping and didn't move to allow me to look at merchandise. I was able to crane my neck around them as they continued to talk, so I never bothered to say excuse me, but any other normal person would have realized I was obviously trying to look at things they were blocking. My wife found a trinket she wanted so we walked up to the register to pay. We waited for more than a reasonable amount of time while they completely disregarded us and continued their conversation. After a bit longer, we just put the item back and left. They never once gave any indication that they cared we were there, or even existed at all. Later my wife told me about the nasty sign out front. At first, she thought maybe it was a joke, but after seeing the way treat their customers, it seems just represents their snotty attitude. Don't like tourists? Maybe you shouldn't open a store for them.

Big shout out to this store for the friendly staff and great prices! The older woman folding shirts…read morein the men's section working on Tuesday mid-day with the different color hair wasn't that friendly but the young lady with the glasses was so sweet and helpful!! Also the girls who were doing the window display were very nice too. Keep up the great work and affordable prices!

Well kept, attentive workers on arrival. Small venue shop, includes multiple…read moreLocal brands. Could use some strawberry sex wax though

Hilo Hattie's is definitely not what it used to be but remains my favorite for Hawaiian shirts…read more They moved recently and they still haven't updated their website, but it is nearby but on the other side of Ali'i drive from the ocean. We each got two nice shirts. Buy one get 50 percent off so had to have an even number! Still not cheap but quality is nice. The clerk in the store was super friendly and helpful and found the size we needed in the back. Parking nearby is tough so probably worth combining different shopping spots for your visit.

We drove to Kona to find Hilo Hattie - it was not where it was 10 years ago on our last visit - it…read moreis now in a tiny maybe 1200 square foot store in an old open air mall next to the Ocean. It was mostly clothing and very little of the souvenir items that we expected. The only person running the store was very nice and chatted with us for a while - we left feeling sad that it is no longer the grand experience that it used to be

Rochelle could not have been more UNhelpful. She overcharged my sisters and I even when we…read moreexplained to HER the nature of THEIR sale signs... We were not greeted upon entering- apparently her phone call was more important than the shoppers? We returned the next day to speak to the manager (Whitney) and straighten out the overcharge. She was so gracious and pleasant. I would recommend shopping on a day when Rochelle is NOT working unless you want to be overcharged and under compensated!!

From the owner: Local surf shop in Kona, on the Big Island of Hawaii. We are the leader in elite surfwear, Hawaii…read moreshirts and surf clothes. Merging science and design into functional clothing.

Went to crazy shirts while looking for a souvenir for my brother, and he ended finding the perfect…read moremarlin shirt. The guy at front was friendly and I enjoyed looking around the shop. Only think to note is that the shirts are 40 bucks

This place had fun shirts without being extra touristy. They are by the pier shops. I got a long…read moresleeve hooded t shirt. Very comfy. A little pricy, but what isn't in Hawaii?

Unique clothing! Very fashionable! My husband loves it!!!read more

The variety of designs available Great customer service and…read morethey were very helpful with questions

I was at the Season's Best Craft Fair and as I was wandering around in search of early Christmas…read morepresents I found this booth way in the corner by the bathroom where you walk into the exhibition hall. It was crazy!! All of these beautiful Polynesian women, of lovely beautiful sizes, were going nuts over these dresses & tops!! Prices range from $25-$50 depending on what style it is. What can this be? What sizes do they have left? I NEED to find something. (Being from these islands and of Polynesian descent, I adore fashion that is inspired by Polynesia, Polynesian cultures, AND of course Polynesian women!) There was HUGE line with women carrying several pieces of beautiful dresses & nice blouses. The racks were pretty bare with only ONE dress style I liked in my size. I wasn't sure how they'd fit though cuz i'm in between sizes. The girl says, "Try 'em on girl!" I love that! The dressing room was just one large community room, which I actually was fine with, going to a highschool where you just don't care about that. I found the size I liked and went to pay. The lady at the ring up station was super nice!!! Like Tutu/Aunty kine nice!! She's actually the designer of this brand. I asked her if she has a store in Kona, she doesn't...yet!!! These dresses were selling FAST, I'll be surprised if they have any inventory for the fair today! She did say, if you ever visit Kona you can contact her and she will set up her wonderful pieces in her garage. Splendid!! Mental note: visit next spring! She DOES have an online site though. Got to talking with her and she actually knows my Grandpa & cousins in Kona!! Small world, big family, what can i say?? If you get a chance, visit her website, the story behind her product is touching! Us Polys, we got curves and we need more people like Tutu Nita to embrace what we got!