Shop Talk October: 9 New and Opening Soon O‘ahu Stores

Now Open:

Photos: Courtesy of Laine Honolulu

Laine Honolulu

Laine Honolulu, the boutique by local designer Shanalaine Hesira, now boasts a second O‘ahu outpost at Pearlridge Center. Hit up the jewelry bar and customize a permanent bracelet, shop finished Laine Jewelry pieces or browse the shop’s extensive array of apparel, accessories and gift items.

Pearlridge Center, 98-1005 Moanalua Rd., ‘Aiea, Mauka Level 2 next to T&C Surf Designs, lainehonolulu.com, @lainehonolulu

Honolulu Pawn Shop

Surfer-designer Kelia Moniz’s Honolulu Pawn Shop boutique has reopened in a new spot at The Surfjack Hotel + Swim Club in Waikīkī. Snap up its signature graphic-print sweats and tees, plus items from its newly released I Heart Waikīkī collection.

The Surfjack Hotel + Swim Club, 412 Lewers St., honolulupawnshop.com, @honolulupawn

Photos: Courtesy of Waiāhole Poi Factory

Waiāhole Poi Factory Country Store

As if the ‘ono Hawaiian food wasn’t enough to lure us to Waiāhole Poi Factory, the iconic eastside eatery recently debuted its new country store filled with locally made pantry items, homewares, apparel, accessories and gifts. Shop handmade pāpale, Eha Culture beach towels, bars of Mānoa Chocolate, Pono Potions syrups, Keiki Kaukau toy sets and more.

48-140 Kamehameha Hwy., Kane‘ohe, (808) 239-2222, waiaholepoifactory.com, @waiaholepoifactory

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Rock Candy

Crystal shop Rock Candy opened its second O‘ahu location at Pearlridge Center. Along with a wide variety of crystals and crystal jewelry, expect stationery, books, candles cards and playful accessories. The Pearlridge location also seems to be offering an expanded array of womenswear—think breezy tops, sundresses and tees.

Pearlridge Center, 98-1005 Moanalua Rd, Aiea, Mauka Level 1 next to MiniQ, @rockcandyhawaii

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Photo: Courtesy of Lexbreezy Hawai‘i, Gavin Domingo

Lexbreezy Hawai‘i

Central and West O‘ahu Lexbreezy Hawai‘i fans will now have an easier time shopping Alexis Akiona’s alohawear in person as the Native Hawaiian designer opened her third boutique last week at Pearlridge Center. Along with apparel and accessories exclusive to that location, keep an eye out for The Lexbreezy Jewelry Collection, Akiona’s new jewelry range featuring Tahitian pearls.

Pearlridge Center, 98-1005 Moanalua Rd., ‘Aiea, Mauka Level 2 next to Sephora, lexbreezyhawaii.com, @lexbreezyhawaii

Call Me Unni

After years of selling on Depop and via pop-ups, local vintage boutique Call Me Unni now has a permanent storefront in Moili‘ili. Scoop up Y2K and ’90s apparel and accessories (we’re fans of the shop’s sunglasses section) and keep an eye on its social media for event announcements as owner Misa frequently hosts pop-ups for local makers and other vintage curators.

2111 S. Beretania St., STE 103, @shopcallmeunni

Coming Soon:

Photos: Courtesy of Mahina Made, Yireh

Yireh + MahinaMade

Two of your favorite local apparel brands, MahinaMade and Yireh, have once again teamed up to open shop at South Shore Market, but this time with a permanent boutique. Stop by the grand opening, happening Oct. 26, to snag new items from both labels and special collab styles (pictured above).

South Shore Market, 1170 Auahi St., shopyireh.com, @yireh_, mahinamade.com, @mahinamade 

Photo: Courtesy of Jeff Schear/Getty Images for Target

Target

O‘ahu’s sixth Tarjay location, slated to open in Waikīkī at the International Market Place, will have its grand opening on October 27. The store will occupy the first two levels of the 78,000-square-foot space formerly filled by Saks Fifth Avenue in the center’s mauka wing. Expect the same drive-up and pick-up services you’ve come to love from Target’s other locations, along with an in-store Starbucks Café, and murals and window art by local artists Jana Lam and Wooden Wave duo, Roxy and Matt Ortiz.

International Market Place, 2345 Kūhiō Ave., Level 1 and 2, (808) 729-9426, target.com, @target

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Photo: Courtesy of Fighting Eel, Tommy Shih

Fighting Eel

Lan Chung’s Fighting Eel label will open a fifth storefront in sleepy Mānoa Valley this winter on East Mānoa Road. Along with apparel, accessories and keiki styles, the brand will debut new categories of home goods.

fightingeel.com, @fightingeel

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