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Mark your calendar for these pop-up markets and fairs and get ready to shop small!
Where to shop and dine local during Hawai‘i’s Pride Month.
Hiluhilu is a collaboration between Kumu Hula Sonny Ching and local jewelry labels Paradisus and Jason Dow Jewelry.
Adults are purchasing blind boxes and other toys alongside kids. Here’s a closer look at some of the most popular ones.
There’s nothing we love more than a local spin on a global trend. Case in point, Hawai‘i’s answer to the current bag charm obsession: island-inspired adornments for your carryalls.
You can now trade in pre-owned shirts for store credit through the Reyn’s Again program, with those in good condition given a second chance.
Ready, set, shop—support local by shopping at these O‘ahu pop-up markets held every month.
Trust us, you’ll want to add these new booths to your must-shop list.
We can’t get enough of these creative accessories, toys and home goods with uniquely Hawai‘i touches.
The 31st annual Made in Hawai‘i Festival returns on Aug. 15–17. Here’s what you should know before you go.
Hawai‘i residents can score awesome kama‘āina deals at these O‘ahu retailers.
These 19 winners deserve a spot on your must-buy list.
Indulge in beauty and self-care products and services like the best cooling wipes, brow styling, chiropractic treatments and more.
The leather specialty boutique not only stocks wallets, belts, bags and lei but also fish leather products.
Guests dressed to honor the spirit of old Hawai‘i in captivating mu‘umu‘u. Plus, a fashion show by Puamana Crabbe Designs, Princess Ka‘iulani Fashions and TAV Pacific.
Revisiting that time we found an off-the-beaten-path stall selling top-line handmade knives and everyday knives at City Square’s open market.
It’s easily one of our favorite home décor trends of late—creative takes on forever lei, crafted with pua and leaves made of glass, leather and stone.
Yuko Palazzo’s next chapter is all about intentional, conscious design.
A team-up for endemic species awareness by local artist and conservation biologist Ariel Imoto and Danya Weber, founder of Laulima.
Using Econyl, a nylonlike fabric regenerated from discarded industrial plastic, Onepa‘a Hawai‘i makes sustainable swimwear and hats.
The local label opens its fifth O‘ahu boutique today, March 7. Here’s what to expect.
The boutique stocks giftable artwork, books, homewares, souvenirs and snacks along with playful in-house merch.
Designer Tomi Bratland captures leaves, seed pods and blooms in her jewelry pieces.
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