Meet Our Vendors

21 Degrees North Designs

21 Degrees North Designs creates unique handcrafted jewelry and crafts. Utilizing modern materials and contemporary styling, these pieces tell the story of Hawaii's unique culture, language, and history. All items are crafted in small batches in 21° North's Honolulu studio by the hands of Native Hawaiian creative Brooke Holt.

808 Clothing

808 Clothing is a family-run business based in beautiful Maui. We design hats and T-Shirts using original art from local artists.

A Maui Day Original Handbags

A Maui Day Original Handbags are original artwork inspired by our beautiful islands and multicultural lifestyles here in Hawaii. They are handprinted and designed on wristlets and handbags in a variety of sizes, colors, and prints. A Maui Day Original Handbags are affordable high quality, and of course, each one is completely handmade here on Maui.

Actions of Aloha

Actions of Aloha is a charitable business that was founded by DTL Hawai'i and is driven by its mission to activate and amplify aloha in every home. In March 2020, Actions of Aloha was created in response to the pandemic. The founders understood that big and small actions of aloha - rooted in compassion and kindness - had the power to shift mindsets positively, strengthen relationships, and uplift communities. With its origins as a social media challenge, Actions of Aloha garnered support throughout Hawai'i. After receiving plenty of messages ranging from gratitude to interest, the DTL team created a deck of cards that encouraged simple actions of aloha for an individual, a family, a community, and the world. Through their unique card decks and various “tools to aloha,” Actions of Aloha seeks to amplify aloha in every home around the world. A portion of the profits from each of their products is donated to a Hawai'i non-profit organization that embodies and encourages aloha.

Advance Wildlife Education

Advance Wildlife Education is based in Maui, Hawaiʻi. As a trained wildlife biologist, I was working in the field with the seabird project and realized that people in the community wanted to help the native wildlife, but they could not protect what they did not know existed. With Hawaiʻi being the “extinction capital of the world,” I was inspired to combine my passions for wildlife and art and took the initiative to design and self-publish an extensive series of wildlife educational coloring books, stickers, and temporary tattoos. My 3 native Hawaiian species collection is in English and ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. With all of my products, I donate back to help local conservation organizations such as the Maui Nui Seabird Recovery Project, Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project, and Hawaii Wildlife Center.

Aila Niu Hawaii

Aila Niu is located on the Big Island of Hawaii in Pahoa. The founders are surrounded by coconut palms as they are located by the ocean, where they grow best. They wanted to utilize the natural resource and, thus, began their journey of making, what they feel, is the best coconut oil. As they worked to make their 100% virgin coconut oil, Aila Niu shifted their focus onto coconut milk soap as well since there are a lot of people who suffer from dry and sensitive skin. It was imperative to the team that they create a high-quality product that is made with coconut oil and other natural ingredients. Aila Niu's goal is to enhance the natural beauty and overall health of their customer's skin and body by providing premium coconut oil and premium coconut-based products at an affordable price.

Akaka Falls Farm

We believe the taste of food is important to you. We also believe how food is made is also important to our world. Pesticide and Chemical-free fruits are grown on lush volcanic island soil. Our Culturally diverse, naturally run farm and small-batch Artisan Kitchen in Hawaii are full of life, love, and laughter. We’ve earned over 150 State, National, and International Culinary Awards for outstanding flavors and taste. We live with a very diverse population of small family-run agricultural farms, orchards, and ranches run by Portuguese, Hawaiian, Filipino, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Samoan, Pacific Islander, Japanese, Chinese descendants, and others. Our farm is one of many on the Hamakua coast. I believe in our local understanding of Ohana (family), where understanding the customs and local history of our friends and neighbors and respecting their cultures that surround us makes for a more caring, compassionate living and wonderful working world.

Akalei Designs

Akalei Designs was founded in 2020 in Kihei, Maui, and donates 10% from sales to the Maui Strong funds at Hawaii Community Foundation. Our kuleana is to provide handcrafted jewelry designs by reimagining traditional floral Hawaiian Lei to provide forever beaded lei.

Aloha Aina Poi Co.

Aloha Aina Poi Co. is a farmer-owned and family-run business specializing in the manufacturing of kalo products. The company is based in Waimea, Kauaʻi, and aims to revitalize food systems in West Kauaʻi by offering high-quality food products and establishing a lifestyle brand grounded in Aloha Aina. The company is centered on ʻāina-based community enrichment, empowerment, and economic development. Their sister organization, Kumano I Ke Ala (a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization), shares a common vision and mission to rebuild a sustainable West Kauaʻi for future generations. Aloha Aina Poi's partnership with Kumano I Ke Ala is heavily focused on engaging youth and growing the next generation of farmers.

Aloha de Mele

Aloha de Mele pieces are hand-drawn in Hawaii and all inspired by its beauty, culture, and people. Ranging from simple silhouettes to complex Lei Po'o, each art piece was created to make a statement and exude good vibes and the aloha spirit no matter your location. The founder, JT Ojerio, is a self-taught artist who was born and raised on the beautiful island of O'ahu. For most of her life, she was obsessed with sports and fitness. However, in 2017, she discovered her love for drawing by chance after she suffered a hip injury that resulted in surgery. While she was recovering, JT was able to explore her creative side for the first time and began drawing images that reminded her of Hawaii and the aloha spirit that she missed so much. She quickly fell in love with the peace that drawing gave her and continued throughout her recovery with her dog, Mele, at her side.

Aloha Edibles

Aloha Edibles was created on a whim, as the founders wanted to create a beef jerky chip and make it their own by using their Grandma Ho's teriyaki recipe. As their brand grew, other products were added that they hope their customers will love. The company was founded on the creators' love of quality food and their passion for local businesses. Using their experience in the local food communities, the Aloha Edibles team can curate snacks that delight the palette. When customers shop for Aloha Edibles products, they are supporting local. The brand partners with other local companies to promote the local community. The delicious food that makes up the product line comes from delicious ingredients.

Aloha Hula Supply

We are the largest supplier of Hula implements worldwide. Uli Uli, ipu, and ipu heke are handmade in our Honolulu warehouse daily. We also provide other implements, lei, and costume supplies not only for Hula but also for other Polynesian cultural needs.

Aloha Inspiration

Aloha Inspiration was co-created by two local Hawaii women, Janene Willener and Mandy Horst. Their paths crossed when they were kids participating in hula lessons to reconnecting in high school and then again 30 years later, coming full circle dancing hula with a group of high school friends. Not believing in coincidences and over many coffee talks that focused on spiritual expression, one's highest potential, creativity, their deep love of hula and Hawaii, and finally, their favorite inspirational quotes, the seed was planted which would explode into the manifestation of Aloha Inspiration and the creations they could share with not only Hawaii but the world. Aloha Inspiration's tag is "Inspire Aloha," and through their own inspirations, Janene and Mandy hope they can share what Aloha means to them. The brand's mission statement is to inspire Aloha with fashion, accessories, clothing, and a lifestyle that inspires the universe to not just "Live Aloha" but to "Be Aloha!"

Aloha Ke Akua Clothing Co.

Aloha Ke Akua Clothing Co. is a local clothing company owned and operated by family members on Maui. Each product is hand-printed on Maui and designed with a unique mix of Hawaiian language, local culture, & biblical principles.

ALOHA KINE

Aloha Kine is located on Hawaii Island and endeavors to spread the feeling of aloha with its island-themed products. We work with a variety of local artists and photographers to expose their work through our products, making their work more accessible and affordable to the general public. Our household products are permanently sublimated using high-quality materials, allowing the finished product to retain the original softness of the fabric without the coarse feeling of ink. This process also results in vibrant colors that do not fade, even when hand-washed.

Aloha Mālie

Aloha Mālie started out as a vision between two friends and turned into a collaboration that provides an organic, natural, and sustainable way of living through beauty, skincare, and exclusive collections. Everything starts with Aloha, and the brand helps bring the encouragement and self-love that everyone deserves. The Aloha Mālie team is always looking for ways to make people's lives better, easier, and more versatile. Their natural handmade skincare collection is made with hand-picked organic materials. Aloha Mālie's mission to support the islands starts with the customer. The company donates 20% of all profits to charitable organizations that support their dream to make their home a better place.

Aloha Modern

Aloha Modern is a Hawaii-born lifestyle company that pairs its deep genealogical roots with casual expression for your everyday life. Aloha Modern was conceived over drinks and sunsets by co-founders Malia Ka'aihue and Reyn Mukawa. What started as a passion project between two friends has turned into a full-fledged business that honors the culture of Hawaii. The designs on the brand's products, from its beach towels to bedsheets, are inspired by the stars, ocean, and landscapes, as seen from an island-rooted perspective. Each product is accompanied by a story that explains the meaning behind each design. Aloha is a state of being, a way of knowing, and a lens through which people see the world. Aloha Modern is expressed in cultural, contemporary, and honest ways.

Aloha Overstock Corporation

Aloha Overstock Corporation is the fusion of two O'ahu businesses to create one small business that was incorporated in late 2015. Aloha Overstock works with all on-island military recycling programs, collecting from an extensive and growing list of corporations and organizations and establishing collection programs in O'ahu's schools. It also purchases surplus and excess inventories from a variety of businesses and finds new and creative ways to market and sell them. The corporation continues to operate in a way that ensures sustainability and profitability and fosters beneficial relationships among all of its stakeholders.

'Alohi Images Maui

'Alohi Images Maui was founded by Shelley Pellegrino, a Maui girl who was raised in Waikapū just below Mauna Kahālāwai (the West Maui Mountains). Shelley has always loved photography since she was a child. After a lifetime of taking photos for fun and with the encouragement of her family, she decided to combine her passions for photography and nature. Shelley’s vibrant photo cards and coasters — which depict plants, flowers, landscapes, and other elements of Hawaiian culture — reflect her love of the land and of her Hawaiian heritage. They are thoughtful, distinctive, and ideal for personal use or as special gifts.

'Alohi Maui

ʻAlohi Maui is botanic artistry. Discover an innovative approach to skincare. Look and feel your best with solutions that restore healthy skin function for effortless, natural beauty. Crafted using fresh, bioactive, organic plants grown in Hawai’i enriched with advanced, clinically proven ingredients for visible, durable results. Concentrated formulas that last. Reusable, recyclable packaging. Certified made on Maui

Angels by the Sea Hawaii

Angels by the Sea Hawaii's designer Nina Thai seeks to create clothing that can be worn any time of the day and for any occasion - from a day at the beach to an evening dinner. Nina has been surrounded by creators and industry experts throughout her life and was destined to create a fashion line of her own. However, it was the beauty of Hawaii that inspired her to begin designing pieces for what is now Angels by the Sea Hawaii. Life in a Hawai‘i beach house is a life of casual but stylish comfort. A beach house is a place where you can set aside the expectations of the busy world and enjoy the things that express your own feelings… to be free and easy in a style that isn’t a cookie-cutter copy of what others might expect. Angels by the Sea apparel and accessories set you in a virtual Hawaiian beach house … authentically Hawaiian and whispering “aloha.” The brand is known for its unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that are either hand-dyed or embroidered - a true work of art.

Angels Heavenly Treats

Angels Heavenly Treats founder has always had a passion for baking cookies. Her grandma was the one who taught her everything she knew. In 2009, she re-created her grandmother's chocolate chip recipe and added her own personal touch and unique flavor to it. At first, she would only bake for her family and friends during the holidays. Then someone special encouraged her to pursue her dreams and turn her passion for baking into a business. The result was the creation of Angels Heavenly Treats. The brand creates delicious cookies for all to enjoy, and it is her hope that customers will enjoy Angels Heavenly Treats' chocolate chip walnut cookies as much as she enjoyed making them!

ʻAno Lani Jewelry

'Ano Lani Jewelry was created to celebrate the beauty in the details of Hawai'i. Each of the pieces is handcrafted with attention to detail with the hope that those near and far will reminisce about life on the islands.

Any Kine SNAX, LLC

Any Kine SNAX, your gateway to delectable freeze-dried treats with a touch of local Hawai`i flair! Any Kine SNAX is a Hawaiian, veteran-owned family enterprise; we bring you an assortment of irresistible snacks that will tantalize your taste buds and transport you to the small kid-time corner crackseed store in Hawai`i. Our freeze-dried treats are a labor of love that showcases the art of transforming ordinary treats into extraordinary delights. The intricate freeze-drying process, which can span from a few hours to an entire day, turns chewy confections into ethereal, airy, and crispy morsels that defy expectations. With every bite, you'll encounter a delightful surprise for your senses, a symphony of textures and flavors that celebrate the essence of snacking innovation.

Ao Ola

Ao Ola, meaning the dawn of new life, provides ‘āina to skin, skin to mana all natural products. A modern botanical approach to the Hawaiian three piko mindset that living a balanced lifestyle is connected to the three core elements of Piko ’Ī (spiritual connection), Piko ‘Ō (inherited connection), and Piko ‘Ā (creative connection). Reviving your skin, body, and spirit with the mana (energy) from our ’āina (land). We provide beneficial and opportune natural products to revive and rebalance your spiritual, physical, and emotional lifestyle. We source freshly cultivated, local, native Hawaiian, wild-harvested, raw, and organic ingredients to pay homage to the ancient Hawaiian mantra that we heal ourselves from the power of our land. Creating awareness of native Hawaiian and other botanical uses in everyday life. We utilize at least 2 native Hawaiian botanicals in all our products. Handcrafted in small batches in Hawai'i nei. 1% of all sales is donated to the non-profit Keiki ʻo Ka ʻĀina to give back to our community and to ensure that our younger generations are culturally inspired

Ku'u Hawaii Candle Co.

Send ocean breeze to your loved one with Ku'u Hawaii Ocean Candles. Individually handcrafted with aloha and inspiration from Hawaii Islands. "My Hawaii, My Healing and Inspiration" (Ku'u Hawaii, Ko'u Hoola a Ho'oikaika)

Be Kind Showtime

Be Kind Showtime was created with the intention of building a brand to represent the lifestyle and mindset of being kind and spreading that mana'o through the international language of food. The Showtime Seasoning will be the customer's number-one go-to for simple cooking, leaving any dish bursting with flavor. The founder of the company is a food entertainer, and food is their passion. It is the hope of Be Kind Showtime that customers will enjoy all of the items that make up their product line.

Best Gummies Ever

Aloha! We are a small business based out of Kailua Kona, HI. We take pride in bringing you a taste of Hawaii that we've grown to love.

Bliss Soaps Hawaii

Bliss Soaps Hawaii founder Karla created the brand so that everyone can have an equal opportunity to get quality soap without the risk of going to the store. Karla started making soap in 2020 because her father, who was working at Peral Harbour, had hands that were peeling from cheap soap that had many chemicals in it. She wanted to help and do something and started making vegan cold processed soap. While she initially formulated her own soap bar for her dad, she now sells to people all over the United States! Karla's vision is to create effective and stylish soaps that are constantly changing scents and color creations. Bliss Soaps Hawaii is dedicated to creating soaps that fit your personality.

Bradley & Lily

Designed and printed in Honolulu, Bradley & Lily is named after owner Ian Nomura's children. We are one of the few letterpress print shops in the state and use 70-100% recycled paper in all of our products.

Coco Moon Hawai'i

Aloha mai kākou! Amber here, the mom behind Coco Moon. As a Native Hawaiian mother of two who was born and raised on the island of Maui, I started Coco Moon because I longed for a baby blanket that was connected to the Hawai'i I love, where a sense of community, beautiful arts and traditions, and devotion to 'ohana are woven into all we do. Since then, our collection has grown into a line of buttery soft baby essentials that showcase the beauty of our island home and allow us to give back to our community. To date, thanks to your support, we've donated over $50k to our community, including the Kapi'olani Medical Center NICU and Maui Fire Relief, and we're not done yet!

CocoNene

At CocoNene, we create authentically fun products that celebrate home, ʻohana, and Hawaiʻi's unique sense of place. We invite customers in to experience the colorful, vibrant fabric of our community and to capture the moment and what Hawaii means to you. Visit us in-store to create your own custom #LongboardLetters or shop our best-selling sets online. From wood wall art to picture frames and holiday decor, everything is proudly made in Hawaii, made with Aloha.

Coconut Cowgirl

Coconut Cowgirl is a Maui-based, woman-owned company that offers healthier, obsessively delicious plant-based versions of classically cravable foods that vegans and omnivores alike will enjoy. Our vegan gluten-free Coconut Bacon is an excellent salad or sandwich topping that will uplevel any meal. Our favorite recipes include deluxe avocado toast, BLAT sandwiches, and Cobb salads. In fact, whether you’re vegan, vegetarian, or omnivore, you’ll never look at salad the same. Add it to roasted veggies, noodles, rice dishes, or pretty much everything. With its crunchy texture and balanced smoky maple flavor, it’s also deliciously snackable straight out of the bag for on-the-go convenience. By using coconut, we avoid highly processed ingredients. Coconut is an abundant and sustainable island food source that is becoming widely known for its superfood qualities.

Crystal Rose Label

Crystal Rose Label was created in 2019 by Oahu local Crystal Rose, who took her love for fashion and sewing and learned in-depth methods of sewing and apparel construction at UH Manoa so she could create custom pieces by hand. Crystal grew up fashion-oriented and, during her adolescent years, used the sewing skills she learned to reconstruct secondhand and vintage pieces for a more modern feel. In her adult life, Crystal uses her design skills learned at the University of Hawai`i to create her own minimalist and modern pieces with a tropical feel from the drafting table to the rack. Inspiration is derived from Crystal's island surroundings, and she designs her collections with a creative approach to home items and personal accessories that she can't find anywhere else.

Cymz_Sweet_Kre8tionz LLC

In 2014, Cymbree Fevella started Cymz Cake Pops. However, she quickly realized that she wanted to create more than just cake pops. So in 2015, Cymz renamed the business to “Cymz_Sweet_Kre8tionz”. Since then, she’s been hustling desserts 24/7 in hopes of something bigger. Then. B O O M. In the summer of 2019, she officially opened a brick-and-mortar with a fully equipped commercial kitchen. Opening a dessert shop had been one of Cymbree’s dreams. For being a college dropout, to an entrepreneur was a BIG DEAL for her. Little did she know it would become a prime dessert spot for her community. Cymz_Sweet_Kre8tionz is a locally owned and operated bakery located in Kahului, Maui. You’ll find her husband lending a helping hand, her mom greeting clients at the front of the shop, and if you’re lucky enough, you’ll even see her fur babies cruising in the pickup truck. Team Cymz Sweet is small yet mighty.

Da Beehive

Da Beehive features culinary, home & body care products created on Maui, Hawaii. Sales from Da Beehive help to support the Maui Honeybee Sanctuary – an educational honeybee farm dedicated to expanding awareness of our precious pollinators. Using honey, beeswax, and other gifts from our bee sanctuary hives, we create a myriad of healthy and sustainable products for the home and body.

David Shepard Hawaii

David Shepard is the founder of a place-based, mission-driven aloha wear company. His drawings and designs are a further extension of his mission of conservation through aloha ’āina. M.S. Horticulture alumnus of the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa, his work at Limahuli Garden, Kalaupapa National Park, and Lyon Arboretum led to storytelling. Shepard uses fabric and fashion to tell the story behind the 'why' of aloha ’āina. Each piece is designed and sewn in Hawai’i. They tell stories about our native flora and fauna visually on fabric, literally on tags, and change how those who wear the clothing see themselves and are seen by others. His aloha wear and Hawaiian shirts are conversation starters that bring Hawaii's storied landscapes into timeless yet contemporary clothing. In addition to empowering and giving voice to conservation efforts and kokua throughout Hawai’i, a portion of profits goes back to the organizations featured. With a place-based, mission-driven approach, fashion can become a platform for conservation on these islands with a voice that transcends and touches people into action far beyond this one place.

Debby Sato Designs

Honolulu jewelry designer Debby Sato followed her creative bliss and began designing jewelry in 2006. Throughout her life, she’s had a passion for art and the environment. She grew up exploring Hawaiian forests and the ocean. Debby earned her B.A. in environmental studies with an emphasis on botany. She and her late native Hawaiian husband started the original company, Bliss Jewelry. Together, they took many art and jewelry classes throughout the country. Many of his jewelry designs are present in our collection today. His passing inspired her to quit her job as a teacher and follow their true passion and do art full time, and Debby Sato Designs was born. Today, she combines both of her loves. Debby’s designs are inspired by the plants of Hawai`i, the ocean, and the island lifestyle. She is constantly exploring different techniques and developing new visions for her work in metal, ceramics, and graphic design. Our jewelry is made in Hawai'i and or ethically sourced, and the sterling silver used in our jewelry is made with recycled metal. Our sterling silver and gold fill are zero waste. The shells and beach glass we use are collected in Hawai`i. All our shells are never collected "live". A portion of the profits protect native Hawaiian plants and animals. Hawai`i has been referred to as the “endangered species capital of the world”. Due to millions of years of isolation and many different ecosystems, Hawai’iʻs plants and animals have evolved into different species. Due to the impact of humans, many of these endemic species are endangered or have become extinct. Born and raised exploring the beaches and forests of Hawai'i, the 'Āina is dear to our hearts. Because of that, Debby Sato Designs donates $1 or more from every piece of jewelry sold and 25¢ from every other product to organizations that protect native Hawaiian plants, animals, and their ecosystems. In addition, we also donate to organizations that make Hawai’i and the world a better place. The fire in Lāhainā was devastating! My main focus for my donations will be to give back to Lāhainā 'Ohanas affected by the fire. The link in my Instagram Bio provides information on how you can help them. It is important that local 'ohanas remain in Hawai'i and are able to rebuild! I urge you to join me in supporting them and donate whatever you can to help them.

Dip Into Paradise

Dip into Paradise is Hawaii's premier snack and food distribution company. They specialize in locally grown and made-in-Hawaii foods. The company offers a wide variety of condiments and snacks for customers to enjoy from morning to night. They carry gourmet jams, jellies, syrups, butters, sauces, chips, and more! Every one of their products is made in Hawaii from fresh and local ingredients. Dip Into Paradise's products can be found throughout O'ahu in grocery stores and specialty stores, as well as at farmer's markets, craft fairs, or online!

Dougz BBQ Rub

Inspired by his love for BBQ shared with family and friends, Doug Crabbe has been on an over 10-year taste test journey to perfect a local-style BBQ rub. Together with his ʻohana, Doug developed this special, locally-made BBQ rub recipe that blends 14 seasonings and salts, including Hawaiian paʻakai (sea salt), with a sweet, salty, and savory taste that is potluck and tailgate-approved. Use it on everything, from beef and pork to chicken and fish. Whether you grill, smoke, bake, or slow cook your meats, Dougz BBQ Rub Seasoning is available at Pop-Up Mākeke and is the go-to for creating tasty memories with your ʻohana & friends. Featured on Sam Choy's in the Kitchen!

'Ekolu Mea Nui

After ʻEkolu Mea Nui's founders Kamee and Kalei Miller's family experienced firsthand the way the criminal justice system works, ʻEkolu Mea Nui was born. They believe that an alternative to incarceration exists and envision a pono justice system that heals and empowers individuals, 'ohana, and communities. They have made it their mission to transform Hawaii's justice system through Native Hawaiian cultural practices and values. The goal of 'Ekolu Mea Nui is to innovate alternatives to incarceration, restore the human spirit, build resilient 'ohana, and change laws and policies. The Seeds of Change from 'Ekolu Mea Nui is a family recipe that results in a sweet and salty snack. All proceeds from the sales of Seeds of Change are used to further the mission and vision of ʻEkolu Mea Nui.

Endless Tropical

We are a Women-Owned small business based in Maui, Hawaii. We are proud to present that our handmade natural soaps are featured with Hawaiian Mac Nut Oil, which is grown locally on Maui. We support locally grown ingredients in every way we can and every year we donate soaps to local organizations. We make sure that we're growing together as a community.

Flattery Designs

Flattery Designs specializes in handmade jewelry and ocean resin art inspired by the beautiful island of Oahu. We have been in business since 2012 based on the North Shore in Waialua.

Flotsam & Co.

Every piece of jewelry is handcrafted here in Hawaii by New York Times featured artist Karen Sawicki. As a lifelong diver, Karen dives for all of the shells in Flotsam & Co. jewelry— many of them rare or found in excess of 100+ feet. Just as “Flotsam” describes found items washed ashore, Flotsam & Co incorporates found materials into its jewelry, giving new form and life to objects that may otherwise be considered debris and detritus. With a background in fine art and design from The Cooper Union in New York City, Karen uses all of her fine art skills to bring a completely new line of jewelry that marries her love of the Ocean with her passion for design. Starting Flotsam & Co. in 2012, her original jewelry has been featured in countless international publications. Karen spent years perfecting and experimenting with some of the jewelry techniques to showcase her sunrise shells. The 24kt gold electroplating technique is a signature item of Flotsam & Co., as Karen was the first to develop this unparalleled way to set shells and stones in an organic setting. This technique, normally used with precious stones and gems, gives found objects a new life and highlights the beauty in these natural elements.

From Hawaii With Aloha

From Hawaii With Aloha is a locally-owned small business that brings beautiful scents to locals and visitors alike. He'hea, U'i, and Kaiulani are Fragrant oil blends made with favorite island flowers. When customers wear these divine scents, it is like they are donning a Hawaiian flower lei. If you cannot enjoy fresh flowers, putting on these floral essential oils will give you hours of beautiful Hawaii floral scents.

GLC

GLC was created by a man from the Big Island with 15 years of food and beverage experience. His passion for food and beverage led him to make these delicious products. The idea for the brand started at a backyard BBQ and is one of their favorites to use on grilled meat, veggies, or breakfast, lunch, and dinner! The company is Hawaii's premier seasoning sauce and has three main ingredients - garlic, lime, and chili- sure to give your food a boost of flavor! Customers can pair it with foods of any ethnic style to enhance the experience for those who have a passion for food. Customers can take the delicious condiment to parties, barbecues, and food events. GLC aims to provide customers with a product the customer consistently enjoys, combined with natural and local ingredients.

Grandpa Joe's Candy Company

Grandpa Joe's Candy Company was created to honor my father’s family tradition of making carnival confections back in the 30s, 40s, and 50s. Our Cotton Candy Floss is made in the traditional way but with organic sugar and natural and/or artificial flavoring and coloring ingredients. We still use the time-honored techniques passed down through the generations, recreating the nostalgic childhood memories we all have come to enjoy from this wonderful fluffy treat.

Guava Mama

Guava Mama Hawaii was founded in 2020 by two moms, Kawehi and Jessica, as a way to inspire all moms to take care of themselves first. Experiencing the many joys and challenges of motherhood has opened their eyes to the important topics of self-care and mental health wellness. The products that make up the brand use natural ingredients and unique aromatherapy blends to benefit a person's mood, mind, and body and also to make one feel loved, beautiful, and at ease. It is the Guava Mama team's goal to motivate, support, and empower all moms to feel their best so they can be their best.

Ha'aheo Hawaiian Crafts

Ha'aheo Hawaiian Crafts is a Hawaiian-owned, local business that specializes in unique, hand-crafted products that are made in Hawaii, located on the island of O'ahu. They are two young entrepreneurs who believe in continuing the traditions of their ancestors while also making a successful business. The founders endeavor to inspire other youth to pick up a Hawaiian craft or art form and start their own business in their journey of knowledge and understanding of their ancestors in this modern day-time. Ha'aheo Hawaiian Crafts currently specializes in Ni'ihau shell lei, Seed lei, and Lauhala Weaving. Most, if not all, of their products sold are handmade by the founders.

Hae Hawaii

The Hae Hawaii brand has a set of core values that they emulate in their clothing line as they create clothing by the people for the people. Hae Hawaii's values are the same as their flag: symbol of progress, peace, unity, and aloha. The message of Aloha ‘Āina and the love of their land will un-waver graciously like their beloved Hae Hawai'i on every one of their products.

Haku Collective

Haku Collective is a Native Hawaiian boutique management company created by artists for artists. The brand is celebrated for representing Hawaii's most progressive and award-winning new artists, songwriting, and immersive product collaborations. All of Haku Collective's lifestyle products are inspired, designed, and curated to connect consumers to the rich culture and way of life exclusively found in Hawai'i, with an emphasis on music and storytelling. In cultivating unique collections, they also support local businesses, give back to their community, and also celebrate their love of Mele. Through Haku Collective, the founders work to support Hawai'i-based musicians through live events, production, publishing, product, and mentorship opportunities.

Hale Kuamo'o

The Hale Kuamoʻo is the Hawaiian Language Center within Ka Haka ʻUla O Keʻelikolani, College of Hawaiian Language of the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo. It was established by the Hawai'i State Legislature in 1989. The center supports and encourages the expansion of the Hawaiian language as a medium of communication in education, business, and government, as well as other contexts of social life in the public and private sectors of Hawai'i and beyond. Hale Kuamo'o's goal is to support and encourage Hawaiian as a living language. E kākoʻo a paipai i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi he ʻōlelo ola.

Hale Pua

Hale Pua is owned and powered by kānaka ʻōiwi, Shauna Keānuenueokekoʻolau Kahiapo from Koʻolaupoko on Oʻahu. She, along with her partner, Jason, a Native of the Ojibwe tribe in Canada, and their keiki run Hale Pua as their ʻohana business from Kāneʻohe. Shauna is also an attorney and graduated from the William S Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa with certificates in Native Hawaiian Law and Environmental Law. Her first love is for the lāhui, and has worked pro bono defending kiaʻi of Mauna a Wakea, Kalaeloa, and Hūnānāniho and on various other kānaka/ʻāina matters. When they are not in the shop, you can find them tending to their kuleana ʻāina in Kaʻalaea Valley, where they are restoring the land to ʻāina momona, thriving and abundant with native meaʻai and habitat for native species. They also spend their time together surfing, dirt biking, snowboarding, and everything in between. Every purchase helps to support their ʻāina vision and is very appreciated!

Hana Nai'a

Hana Nai'a is more than just a product or philosophy - it is an experience. The brand's products are 100% pure and made with aloha in Hawai'i, using all organic ingredients wherever possible or wildcrafted in a conscious manner. The essential oils used are gathered from around the world and are of the highest quality and purity. The products are made with no synthetic or "natural" fragrances, no preservatives, no alcohol, no mineral oil, no petroleum, no parabens, and are never tested on animals. Hana Nai'a Aromatherapy promotes the concept of sustainability and purchases oils only from individuals with the same consciousness, which is also why the oils can be expensive. The Hana Nai'a brand respects the fragility of the planet and the life it supports, and the team is careful to support and nurture it in return.

Happa Hawaii Collections

Happa Hawaii Collections is a small mom-and-pop operation that creates one-of-a-kind, beautifully handcrafted pendants and figurines. Each piece is handmade, and due to the handmade nature of the items, no two are alike. The beautiful pieces are made from dichroic and borosilicate glass. When a customer buys a Happa Hawaii Collections piece, they are getting a turnkey item that is gift ready. It is presented in an exquisite Hawaiian print, fabric-covered handmade box.

Haumea Hawai'i

Haumea Hawaiʻi is a lifestyle brand that is based in Hilo, Hawaiʻi. Their mission is to tell the stories of the beautiful islands by creating high-quality products, each one representing the islands and unique culture. The founder's granddaughter Haumea was born with a rare medical condition PFFD that leads to one leg being shorter than the other. Her courage and determination are the inspiration behind the brand. The brand's products are made in America, and a portion of their proceeds are reserved to support the communities in Hawaii, such as Hawaii's Children's Miracle Network, where Haumea was recognized in 2020-2021. It is Haumea Hawaii's hope that people from around the world will have a chance to visit the islands one day and feel the spirit of aloha coursing through the brand.

Hawaii Liquid Gold

Hawai'i Liquid Gold combines modern methods with traditional Hawaiian medicinal practices to create "hair to toes" all-natural organic moisturizers. Pua, the founder of Hawai'i Liquid Gold, established the company as a way for her to share her passion for using plants for self-care. Due to her sensitivity to brand-name moisturizers, she often dealt with dry, flaky skin. Their Lā‘au Hawai‘i Infused Oils carry the natural healing properties of various lā‘au (plants) gathered throughout Hawai‘i. Traditionally, native Hawaiians applied poultices comprised of lā‘au, among others, to treat a plethora of ailments from physical to mental to spiritual. Hawai'i Liquid Gold carry on traditional practices blended with modern methods to share their whole body skincare products.

Hawaii Pacific Parks Association

Hawaiʻi Pacific Parks Association is a nonprofit cooperating association working in partnership with the National Park Service in Hawai'i and American Samoa. It is their core purpose to inspire visitors and to foster meaningful connections to the parks - for the preservation and enjoyment of the parks forever - all with the spirit of aloha. HPPA park stores feature a wide range of Hawai’i-specific merchandise such as apparel, collectibles, eco-friendly outdoor gear, guides and books, native species plush, and locally handcrafted items that enhance your connection to the rich heritage and unique beauty of Hawai’i and its national parks. Since its creation in 1933, the association has contributed over $22 million in direct aid and other support to the parks. With the spirit of Aloha, they inspire the discovery and stewardship of the natural and cultural heritage of Pacific island parks.

Hawaii Pantry

Made with ingredients from natural sources, Hawaii Pantry is committed to supporting Hawaii farmers, growers, and producers. Wholesale Foods Naturally Prepared! We donate 1% of our profits to a Hawaii Based Non-Profit focused on the environment.

Hawaii Premier Puzzles

PROUDLY LOCATED IN HONOLULU, HAWAII Hawaii Premier Puzzles strives to offer you the most beautiful Hawaiian jigsaw puzzles with the highest quality materials and features. We are a small "mom (Terri) and pop (Art)" online store that also sells through various partners (including Martin & MacArthur, The NEX (Navy Exchange), Homegrown, Pop-up Makeke, Red Pineapple, and BookEnds and more) as well as select trade shows and craft fairs. Shane Myers is our incredible photographer and friend who uses his talents to capture Hawaii by land and sea. You may view and purchase many of his photographs by visiting www.shanemyersphoto.com

Hawaii Sugar Daddy

Hawaii Sugar Daddy is an expansion of Hawaii Fry-O Food Group. It is a small manufacturer that is based on O'ahu and brings customers local, unique packaged food products for anyone in their family to enjoy. The items that make up the brand's product line include malasada mixes, pancake mixes, kiawe smoked BBQ seasoning and rub, and much more! Their products are perfect to make with the entire family so they can all be enjoyed together.

Hawaiian Accessories

Since 1986, the Native Hawaiian-owned company Hawaiian Accessories has achieved success by offering the very best in authentic koa wood jewelry. They started showcasing unique koa jewelry at cultural events such as the Merrie Monarch Festival and the arrival of the Hokulea celebration. The founders recognized the need for authentic Hawaiian gifts and created a high-quality line of products that perfectly suited the visitor market. The response visitors took to Hawaiian Accessories merchandise resulted in the opening up of stores and kiosks. This local company's products are made in Hawaii and offer excellent gift choices for both kama'aiana and visitors. Now, everyone who puts on Hawaiian Accessories can claim, "I'm proud to wear the best of Hawaii." Hawaiian Accessories currently operates its store in the Ohana Hale Marketplace and online, offering one-of-a-kind items made from Solid Koa wood to showcase the natural beauty of Hawaii.

Hawaiian Brew Coffee Company

Hawaiian Brew Coffee Company, located on the island of O'ahu, has been servicing the Hawaiian Islands for over 20 years. The wholesale company has its brand in retail stores and hotels throughout Hawaii, the U.S. mainland, and Japan. With the ideal conditions on the mountain slopes in Kona, Kona Coffee is one of the premier gourmet coffees in the world. It has a full-body taste and a pleasant aroma. The Hawaiian Brew Coffee Company has added a special touch to go with this special coffee. Not only do their labels express what makes Hawaii so unique they have also incorporated authentic Hawaiian petroglyphs featuring the Hawaii state flag. The Hawaiian Brew Coffee Company team wants to share a bit of Hawaii with their customers.

Hawaiian Chip Co.

The birth of these delicious chips that make up part of the Hawaiian Chip Company line began through the aspirations of entrepreneur Jimmy Chan and inspiration from Emeril Lagasse's cooking show. From dream to conception, Jimmy's relentless pursuit to find the best cooking method and perfect balance of spices have made the sweet potato and taro chips from Hawaiian Chip Co. a favorite snack in Hawaii. Only the highest quality Okinawan sweet potatoes and taro grown on the Big Island and Oahu's North Shore and golden sweet potatoes grown on Molokai are used to make the gourmet chips. By using the freshest and highest quality produce, the Hawaiian Chip Company team is able to consistently offer their customers the best sweet potato and taro chips on the market. Hawaiian Chip Co. strives to keep its chips as natural as possible. Their cooking process allows them to minimize the amount of sodium without sacrificing the flavor, and it also allows them to keep the delicious chips preservative-free. The gourmet seasoned chips and mouth-watering sauces are deliciously bold and will be loved by everyone!

Hawaiian Rainbow Bees

Pure Hawaiian honey from bee to bottle! We all deserve quality healthful honey. Let our local company share our amazing honey with you. Honey for Everyone!

Hawaiian Style Flavahz

Established in 2018 by Marc Kaione Rivera, Hawaiian Style Flavahz is a small family business based locally in Wahiawā, Hawaiʻi. Hawaiian Style Flavahz specializes in flavor-packed, superior Hawaiian chili pepper sauces. All sauces have been perfected from unique family recipes and feature fresh, organic local ingredients grown and sourced right here in Hawaiʻi. Bring that backyard pāʻina feeling to any meal when you sip, dip, pickle, marinade, cook, or drizzle with the original blends of Hawaiian Style Flavahz. Welcome to the ʻOhana.

Hawaii's Best Mixes

Hawaii's Best Mixes is a Hawaii-based, small business that offers premium, hand-packed mixes that are made right in Hawaii. They are a Hawaii-based company that makes popular local desserts in the form of dry mixes. Over years of persistent testing, Hawaii's Best Mixes have created multiple mixes, including haupia, butter mochi, bread pudding, coconut syrup, coconut french toast, custard butter mochi, and kulolo. The delicious mixes are easy to make and include all-natural, high-quality ingredients. Hawaii's Best Mixes hopes customers enjoy the mixes as much as the team enjoys them.

Hawaii's Finest

In 2009, Hawaii's Finest was born on the little island of Molokai. Since then, Hawaii's Finest has expanded worldwide. The founders of Hawaii's Finest have been on a journey to bring their customers their very best in local apparel and music. The company thrives on representing and supporting all things Hawaii. It is Hawaii's Finest team's promise to never give up or forget where they come from.

Hi Darling Shop

Hi Darling Shop was created in 2020 by Artist Lyndsay Ragonton. Being Born and Raised on the island of Maui, the culture, beautiful scenery, and the ocean has played such a big part in her life. Nothing inspires her more than her home. Lyndsay is a resin artist who specializes in ocean resin art. From trinket dishes to tables, Lyndsay captures the beauty of the ocean and places them on items that you can bring into your home. Ocean art has been a therapeutic and healing journey for Lyndsay. Aside from ocean resin art, Lyndsay is also a laser artist. From custom signs, local-style keychains, and plant sticks, Lyndsay loves to put our melting pot culture on the map by designing items that are special to people born and raised in Hawaii. By using pidgin slang and our Hawaiian Language, Lyndsay is creating one-of-a-kind items that we locals will appreciate! By designing laser-cut items, Lyndsay has expanded her market. Lyndsay is excited to bring fresh, new, and customized items to all her shows, her website, and local shops around Hawaii!

HI Spice

We are a hot sauce company that is inspired by, grown on, and crafted on Maui. We work with local farmers to highlight all the amazing flavors that Hawaii has to offer.

Hi'ohia

Developing Hawaiian language and culture resources for Hawai'i and the world.

Honolulu Baby Co. LLC

Honolulu Baby Company is a native Hawaiian, mama-owned business focused on ethical, small-batch keiki apparel and accessories.

HonuHeart Designs

Sterling Silver Jewelry, Koa Wood Christmas ornaments & Gifts by Big Island designer Peggy Waterfall.

Hualalai Estate Coffee

Named after the mountain on which Kona coffee grows, Hualalai (pronounced "who ala lie") Estate Coffee started as a hobby for the founder, Joel Cooperson, in 1996, with just a couple acres in his backyard. As Joel’s understanding of and passion for Kona coffee grew, so did his business. Hualalai Estate Coffee began to increase in popularity, and suddenly the coffee produced on the 2-acre farm could not keep up with the demand. Joel started to research the quality of coffees from other farms. Currently, Hualalai Estate Coffee sources coffee from hundreds of acres of multiple farms. This contributes to the brand being able to create a consistently superb product and not being stuck with mediocre crops from bad years, as some small farms and large publicly-traded companies are forced to do. This situation is a win-win for both parties involved. Hualalai Estate Coffee allows farmers who don't want to spend time marketing their own coffee to focus on growing the best coffee possible. While the Hualalai Estate can maintain superior quality through the processing, roasting, and packaging processes. What results is what they strive for - happy consumers.

Huff 'n Puff

Huff 'n Puff is a locally-owned small business producing tasty, crunchy, sweet square puffed rice snacks. They are made in Hawaii with lots of local ingredients and aloha. The brand provides a twist on the traditional Japanese recipe. They offer a variety of local flavors, including Macadamia Nut, Furikake Arare, Honey Ginger, Kona Coffee Macadamia Nut, and Original Arare. Kaminari Okoshi is one of the most famous traditional Japanese sweets, with more than 200 years of history. This confectionery is made from small puffed rice grains, sugar, and syrup. They are often infused with different flavors that give these sweets many unique tastes and colors. The snacks that make up the Huff 'n Puff product line are a popular omiyage or souvenir to bring back to family and friends to enjoy!

humBOWbarks Pet Wear

humBOWbarks Pet Wear was created with inspiration from our 6-year-old Maltese, Lambert. On his gotcha day, I made for him, the first of many bow ties. Each time we were out, he would dress up with a banana or bow tie. After many people asked to place an order, we decided to turn our fun hobby into a business. We started with a couple of small craft fairs and then quickly got verified as a Made in Maui business. Under the Maui Chamber of Commerce, humBOWbarks Pet Wear was accepted into the Hawaiian Airlines Made in Maui County Festival. Now, we are permanent vendors at the Maui Swap Meet, Maui Gift & Craft Fair, Wailea Village Farmer's Market, Kihei 4th Friday, and Fairmont Kea Lani's Made on Maui Market.

Hungry Hawaiian Snack Co.

E Komo Mai! Welcome to your favorite online source for Hawaiian treats, snacks, and all your fundraising needs! Hungry Hawaiian can provide you with mouth-watering Island treats you remembered as a child - quick, easy, and safe. Hungry Hawaiian is a Hawaii-owned and operated limited liability corporation located in Kailua on the Island of Oahu. We provide excellent service and a variety of products such as Dried Fruits, Homemade Style Cookies, Hawaiian Freeze Li Hing Ice Pops, Gourmet Cornbread Mixes, Nuts & Seeds, Candies, Li Hing Mui products, Apparel, and Dried Seafood. We have been in business since 1996 and provide our customers with the best quality products and personal service. We take enormous pride in our products and hope you'll find something that you like. However, if there is something that you're looking for that is not offered on this site, please contact us. We look forward to doing business with you. A Hui Hou!

Ignite Fit Clothing

Fitness clothing with faith base inspired scriptures

Ilio & Co.

Ilio & Co.'s founder Leah came up with the concept of using up-cycled, vintage materials from browsing through a rack of aloha shirts at an antique shirt in Maui. The prints and colors inspired her to create something cool and authentic for pups. Leah always felt guilty when she visited the islands without her dog because she knew it was a place the dog would enjoy. Ilio & Co.'s collars are a way for the brand to share a bit of aloha with their customers' pups, whether they live in Hawaii or not. The company creates thoughtfully designed, handmade dog goods using upcycled vintage materials. It is a significant step towards a regenerative culture where the end products are cleaner and healthier. It is Leah's hope that Ilio & Co.'s collars, leashes, and accessories embody the spirit of pure joy or "aloha" - whichever has a deeper cultural significance to native Hawaiians.

Island Essence

Island Essence has been sharing its bath, body, and spa botanicals with the intoxicating fragrances of Hawaii since 1990. Located on Maui, we are a family-owned, small company powered by local wahine, and we are known for our customer service, quick shipping, and beautiful gift baskets.

Island Harvest

Island Harvest is a certified organic farm growing macadamia nuts in North Kohala on the Big Island of Hawaii. We seek to build healthy soils, develop vibrant root systems, and use the value of macadamias to benefit the Kohala community. When you try macadamias from Island Harvest, you’re getting a premium taste while supporting regenerative agriculture and the community where they are grown. At Island Harvest, we put our community first in how we practice agriculture. All of our macadamias are grown in Kohala by people from Kohala. And 100% of profits from Island Harvest’s products will be reinvested into what matters to us most. 50% of profits go directly to enable us to spread more compost, plant more trees, and do other activities to improve soil and tree health. We also believe farming should benefit our community, so 25% of profits go towards programs that support the small community of Kohala in partnership with the North Kohala Community Resource Center and other community organizations. Finally, we believe in giving back to the farm workers that make these products possible, so 25% of profits are shared with Island Harvest employees.

Island Silver

In 2003, we invented the acrylic car emblem. We wanted to evolve traditional stickers. We manufacture them here in Hawaii, and our designs are all original. We are known for our quality and originality.

IwaWhy

IwaWhy is a premier swimwear brand that is based in Kona. Hawai'i is taking the industry by storm. It has often been described as having a quality you'll want to live in, but it also inspires women and girls to live life fearlessly and unapologetically. The founder, native Hawaiian Iwa Why established this self-named business in 2009 and began focusing her efforts on creating beautiful handmade swimwear in 2016. Her passion for designing fashion she hopes will empower others to feel confident and comfortable in their skin, developed at an early age and has since grown her skill and vision. The IwaWhy brand is designed for women and families wanting to have beach fun while looking and feeling their best. The company has something for the whole family, from women’s bikinis and men’s swim trunks to matching girls’ and boys’ bathing suits. The swimwear will last you for many years to come and just as many memories! IwaWhy welcomes you to become a part of the ‘Ohana (family) and start taking the world by storm. They want their customers to live in luxury with swimwear that makes a statement, and rest assured knowing that you’re supporting a Hawai’i-based business that always places its customers first!

Iwi Nails

A gel nail art and accessory company that uses storytelling in design to uplift marginalized voices and increase inclusivity in the beauty industry. Our products are all inspired by stories of place, community and culture - and they are easy for everyone to use. With multiple size options, and a variety of nail products that are all easy to use, easy to remove, and long lasting - anyone can be an Iwi Legend. Since a portion of our profits are given to collaborating artists, organizations and community leaders, by using Iwi Nails, you can LOOK GOOD & DO GOOD.

Izzy and Luke

Izzy and Luke focus on creating quality children's clothing that can be handed down from keiki to keiki. Their designs ensure that each piece embodies the essence of aloha vibes while nurturing a sense of fun and adventure in every child.

JJ Ohana

My Niihau Shells are unique to the privately owned island also known as "the Forbidden Island." They are the only shells in the world that are classified as gemstones and cannot be duplicated. If you want something truly unique to Hawaii and support the native Hawaiian art form, this jewelry is what you need. Each piece comes with a Certificate of Authencity assuring you of their origin.

Kahomelani's

Started in 2021, Kahomelani’s is a clothing brand that offers a wide range of accessories. The brand consists of stickers, magnets, keychains, jibbits, tote bags, hats, and adult/baby clothes. Kahomelani’s prides themselves on sourcing local as much as possible. If it can be made in Hawaiʻi, it is. They strive to create products that represent Hawaiiʻs immense beauty and individuality. Many of their items incorporate Hawaiian language and culture. They believe that including Hawaiian language/culture in everyday use opens the door for normalization and an expansion of knowledge for all!

Kahua ʻĀina

Kahua ʻĀina is a company deeply rooted in caring for ʻāina. ʻĀina is the place where you find nourishment. ʻAi (food) + nā (many) equals the many foods or the many different forms of food. ʻĀina encompasses all types of ʻai. Physical, spiritual, emotional, and psychological. As a company, we needed to make sure that our foundation was made secure in all aspects of ʻāina. The purpose of Kahua ʻĀina is to reconnect to our places and care for them as they have for us.

Kahui Palaka

There is a rich history of palaka in Hawaiʻi. It's a story that connects us all. Palaka today helps us to recall such memories and connect with our past. Kahui Palaka hopes that the products they make remind you of the legacy of hard work, perseverance, and community that we share.

Kahuku Farms

Four Generations and over 100 years of Island Farming! At Kahuku Farms we create fresh, healthy, and delicious flavors bringing families around the table to enjoy together. When you enjoy good food with good company, good memories are always in store. If you're ever on the North Shore of O'ahu, join us for a cool breezy afternoon on the farm while enjoying the freshest flavors grown right here in Hawai'i. When you visit, relax as you sip from an iced cold papaya banana smoothie and smell homemade banana bread on the grill. Dive into our Farm Grown Acai Bowl - made with Acai berries SO fresh it was harvested right from our fields! When you eat in the same place that the flavors are grown, you’re living a TRUE farm to table experience. Come find your Happy Place at Kahuku Farms!

Kai Wahine Designs

After the founder of Kai Wahine Designs, Angelina grew up in the Florida Keys, she realized the ocean is life and made the move to Hawaii over 20 years ago which she now calls her forever home. Kai Wahine Designs was designed and created by Angelina in Hawaii in 2012. It was her goal to create a contemporary brand that showcases everything that locals and tourists alike love about Hawaii. It is Angelina's hope that she can bring you earth-conscious designs that not only support the environment but also the ability for Hawaii to be self-sustainable through supporting local small businesses.

Kailehi

Designed by Kainoa Lyman. Growing up on the island of Hawai'i, Kainoa Lyman was among the first generation of students at Ke Kula Kaiapuni 'o Hawaii, a Hawaiian immersion elementary school formerly located in the heart of Keaukaha. As a cultural practitioner practicing many aspects of the Hawaiian culture, it is an honor to share new forms of digital art that reflect and can bring awareness to the Hawaiian culture.

Kaimana Creations

Kaimana Creations is a locally-owned small business where the founder creates her products based on whatever she is feeling. The company is committed to bringing the Aloha spirit through home decor to enjoy, no matter if you are local or you live somewhere else in the world. She also creates hand-made, ocean-inspired jewelry in O'ahu. Whether a customer is looking for home decor pieces or jewelry pieces, Kaimana Creations has something for everyone, and it is their hope that customers love whatever they get!

Ka'iulani Spices

I am a wahine-owned company, immigrated from the Philippines. I started my company back in 2004. I am passionate about helping people cook quick, healthy, and delicious meals that could be done in minutes, so I started Ka’iulani Spices. We provide Organic Rubs & Seasoning and now have expanded to easy quick food items, such as Jasmine curry rice with local mango or pineapple (everything is in the bag and just add water and put in a rice cooker), Savory curry pancakes. I started selling my spices at the farmers market and now we’re in many stores in Hawaii. We are proud to say we’ve been in business for 20 years. We are proud to be a part of Pop-Up Mākeke and love seeing local companies and non-profits supporting local businesses. Aloha & Mahalo Kai

Kaka'ako Kasuals

Kaka'ako Kasuals is a Native Hawaiian-owned company that offers comfortable, affordable footwear for men, women, and children. Their designed in Hawai'i styles are perfect for any occasion from beach to date night! We strive to incorporate environmental and ethical practices into everything we do. Almost all of our products utilize EcoPure, an additive that enhances the speed of plastic decomposition in landfills. Our Limulua slipper uses algae in place of mined petroleum. Recycled nylon was utilized to reduce waste and create a durable and long-lasting to keep things out of landfills.

Kalaheo Jerky Co.

Locally owned & family operated. We use only Hawai'i raised & grass-fed beef.

Kaleimamo Hawai'i

We are so happy you are here! My name is Pōhai, and I am the māmā behind Kaleimamo Hawaiʻi. Kaleimamo Hawaiʻi is a small, ʻohana-owned business based in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. We strive to create beautiful, reusable cloth diapers and accessories, which feature designs inspired by our indigenous Native Hawaiian culture and stories. Kaleimamo Hawai'i is named after our daughter, and literally means, "the lei made of yellow lehua blossoms." Kaleimamo also refers to all of the keiki (children) or "mamo" everywhere. It is our hope that this business connects families throughout the world like a lei so that we can leave our honua (world) a better place for our children and all generations to come. We are so excited to be able to share all of our designs, stories, passions, and hard work with you! Never in my wildest dreams did I think that we would own a business, much less a cloth diaper business! We are so grateful for your support and aloha. It truly means so much to us.

Kauai Kookie

Kauai Kookie was founded in 1965 by Mabel Hashisaka. Initially, she baked cookies to satisfy a basic need to provide an island-style dessert to serve at her father’s family business. Nearly 50 years later, Mabel Hashisaka’s simple idea has evolved into one of Hawaii’s most recognizable and trusted brands. The company is still family-owned but under the direction of daughters Ann and Ruth. The brand's master bakers and cookie specialists bake fresh daily using time-honored, authentic recipes. They source local ingredients, including premium Hawaii-grown macadamia nuts. They are also dedicated to crafting each batch into high-quality kookies and other baked items. Kauai Kookie is committed to introducing new products that appeal to local and visiting customers at a reasonable price.

Kaulana Mahina

Birthed out of the need for accessible research-based resources for my own home and classroom, I began creating products that promote Hawaiian culture and language, starting with the mahina and everything that is related to her.

Kaulua'e Hawai'i

With Kaulua`e Hawai`i, award-winning kumu hula, master lei maker, and designer Kenneth "Aloha" Victor has created a brand that encompasses generations of Hawaiian culture. Born and raised in Hōnaunau, Victor takes his experiences of growing up on Hawai'i Island and implements those inspirations into every one of his artistic endeavors - each showcasing his signature aloha. For Victor, the clothing that makes up the Kaulua'e Hawai'i brand expresses the charm, warmth, and sincerity of Hawai'i's people. The products are made in Hawai'i for Hawai'i. Kaulua'e represents growth - onward, upward, and beyond. This growth observes its surroundings, absorbs its influences, and lives on to thrive. It is epitomized in our everyday lives. It represents that together we must continue to grow - as individuals, as people, as Hawai'i.

Kawaiāwili LLC

Kawaiʻāwili is that place where the freshwater meets the saltwater (brackish). The brand takes something old (kahiko), and adds something new (nupaikini), and the end result is the products that make up the Kawaiʻāwili LLC product line. The team consists of three Native Hawaiians who are rooted in the Waiʻanae Moku, within the Ahupuaʻa of Lualualei and Waiʻanae. Their love for their moku and na mea o Hawai'i shows in their beautiful jewelry that has been gathered from their moku. Kawaiʻāwili LLC is dedicated to promoting the continued use of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi with products such as pillows, shirts, bags, etc.

Keiki Kaukau - Hawai‘i's Toy Company

Keiki Kaukau means "kid food" in Hawai‘i. Our toys, books, and games celebrate the beauty and cultural diversity of Hawai‘i. A portion of sales goes to Hawai‘i Food Bank to nourish community members in need; to date, we have donated 85,000 meals and counting.

Kilani Brew

Kilani Brew was founded with one goal in mind: to provide high-quality, locally sourced, great-tasting tea. It is a locally owned and operated farm owner and tea processor based in Wahiawa, Hawai'i. Passionate about Hawai`i, its agricultural heritage, and being healthy, Kilani Brew grows and purveys premium mamaki tea. The smooth flavor of the brand's mamaki tea blend comes from selecting the best red, pink, and light green mamaki varieties. The Kilani Brew team handpicks and crafts each leaf to ensure both novice and consummate tea drinkers enjoy a delicious and relaxing experience. They also work with local farmers to process and purvey various teas that, through legend and research, are known to have health benefits that go perfectly with the tea's great taste. Kilani Brew's passion and mission is to bring their customers premium teas that they hope everyone will enjoy. They also hope customers will explore their breadfruit leaf tea, avocado leaf tea, banana leaf tea, and mango leaf tea alongside a beautiful mamaki brew.

KINIZAMORA

“Naʻu ke kūkaulani” I carry out and bear a life of chiefly fashion. We are on a continuous mission to lead and amplify true Made in Hawaiʻi luxury fashion design. By creating and perpetuating unique, custom artistic experiences with our clients, KINI ZAMORA, led by CEO and designer Kiniokahokuloa Zamora, thoughtfully produces and fuses our beautiful island culture and essence into each personal connection, detailed design, project, and piece - always enhancing this ever-evolving and elite craft.

KoaWood Ranch

KoaWood Ranch is a Hawaii lifestyle brand rooted in the restoration of Hawaiiʻs Koa forests. Our stores offer a core assortment of Hawaiian Koa Wood products that include jewelry, home decor, gifts, and accessories. With Hawaii at the heart of our inspiration, we curated a selection of complementary goods that range from resort wear and casual apparel to apothecary and souvenirs. Proceeds from purchases help support our Koa tree conservation project. Because of customers like you, we plant more trees.

Kona Lisa Coffee

100% Kona coffee. Grown on the lava rock slopes of Hawaii's Big Island, Kona Lisa Coffee is the product of radiant mornings, rainy afternoons, and perfect temperatures. The distinctive character of land and climate is embodied in the flavor and smoothness of our coffees. Hand-picked, sun-dried, and artisanally roasted, Kona Lisa Coffee is true gourmet Kona. Like any masterpiece of nature, we trust that every cup of Kona Lisa Coffee will stir your imagination and breathe life into your day.

Kope Soap

Kope Soap is a locally owned Hawai'i company that originated at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. Throughout the semester, students in Professor Peter Rowan's Entrepreneurial Marketing class had to create and pitch a new business venture. The founder of Kope Soap noticed how many students were buying coffee from a cafe nearby and felt that there was a better way to use the coffee grounds. Along with his team, Kope Soap became a reality. The company focuses on upcycling Kona coffee grounds into premium, natural, and artisan products.

Kupu A’e Molokai

Kupu A’e Molokai's Ohana loves creating Batik pieces that are inspired by their Kupuna through their Hawaiian culture. They are an Ohana that works, creates, and lives on Moloka'i, which brings them great joy. Each of their art pieces is created for their customers from their unique island and is made with Aloha and intention. Each piece proudly represents their very special island home, their 'Ohana, and the love they have for creating wearable art. It is Kupu A’e Molokai's hope that the colors of the islands reach their customers with "True Aloha" and that their art brings blessings to their customers Ohana.

Laha'ole Designs

Laha'ole Designs was established in 2013 by founder Tanya Uyehara. She was born and raised on the island of Oʻahu and is a mama and a native Hawaiian owner and designer. Born into a family of craftsmen and women, musicians, hula dancers, and artists, she has always been surrounded by natural beauty and the arts. Tanya started the company while on maternity leave with her fourth child. Wanting to create Christmas gifts for her nieces, she took a metal soldering class at a local jewelry store. From there, she experimented with wire wrapping and manipulating metals to manifest the shapes she dreamt of creating. Among the vast sea of talented jewelry makers and designers, Tanya wanted to stand out by forging pieces that were unique and meaningful and highlighted Native Hawaiian culture. The brand draws inspiration from native Hawaiian flowers as a means to share stories passed down through oral history. It is the Laha'ole Designs team's hope that customers will enjoy their pieces and love them as much as the team loves making them.

LakePositive

LakePositive is a small business whose company motto is LAKEpositive, STAYpositive. It means to always use your everyday values to promote positivity in your surroundings. The platform to start the company came from the loving inspiration of someone special to the founders who suffers from mental health issues. But it also started as a way to give an avenue to re-focus the mind and energy into something positive. Brewing for a forward movement, the founders decided to use their platform to promote positivity, support, care, and love in the world. It is the company's hope that others will join in the journey where learning and growing is a consistent process and having humility is the new normal.

Lanikai Bath and Body

There's something magical about Hawaii. We seek to capture that magic in each of our luxurious handmade, natural bath and body products by using only the finest natural ingredients from Hawaii. Lanikai Bath and Body's foundational scents are based on the fragrances of the Hawaiian islands, long known for its intoxicating aromas (aromatherapy could have been invented here) and also for the healing properties of its fruits and berries. In the Hawaiian language, Lanikai is known as "Heavenly Seas." Lanikai's Heavenly collections are made with botanical extracts such as papaya, Pacific sea kelp, and calendula and natural oils including Macadamia and Kukui Nut, Jojoba, Avocado, and Vitamin E. Our products are formulated with pure essential oils, distinctive blends of fragrances, and some of the best ingredients nature has to offer, such as shea butter, mango butter, cocoa butter, jojoba, olive oil, soybean oil, and Hawaiian sea salt. Lanikai Bath and Body has, as part of its mission, been supporting local entrepreneurs and giving back to the community and organizations, including the Domestic Violence Action Center, Windward Schools and organizations, Women in Need, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and others. Lanikai Bath and Body was founded in Kailua Beach town in 2005 by Kailua residents Gloria Garvey and Brook Gramann, and today is run by Brook and cousin Yvette Ho`okano LaRue, and a staff of amazing young women and men all living on the Windward side of O'ahu.

L'atelier de Claire

L'atelier de Claire takes its commitment to Hawaiʻi culture and environment seriously in all aspects of its business, including its product offerings, education, donations, and volunteer work for Hawaiʻi Environment. Our company specializes in creating a range of all-natural and organic products, all resourced from Hawaiʻi, including candles, diffusers, air fresheners, and bath and body products, all designed with Hawaiʻi's own culture and environmental consciousness in mind. Embrace the allure of the Hawaiian islands with our 100% handcrafted, locally sourced, and environmentally conscious products, designed to bring a touch of paradise to your everyday life. Experience the harmony of nature, the warmth of the sun, and the spirit of Aloha, all encapsulated in the natural and organic products of Hawaii.

Lau Lau Woodworks

Aaron P Lau, or “P” Lau (“Pilau” means stinky in Hawaiian slang) as he is affectionately nicknamed, began his fascination with wood when he was very young. Influenced by his Grandfather, Aaron would play with hammers, nails, and sandpaper while being looked after by his Grandparents in Honolulu, Hawaii. He took up woodworking in 2002 while working as an independent Financial Advisor and Executive Loan Officer in Honolulu. His background in marketing and finance has helped him with his success with such a creative business. He works hard to bring you fine writing instruments made from Hawaiian Koa Wood and inlaying different types of materials from all over the world. Aaron believes that each individual will be able to find a pen that matches their specific personality. Because each pen is different, he hopes that each of his creations will bring as much enjoyment into the owner’s life as he has had creating them.

Laulima Hawaii

Laulima was founded by conservation biologist and artist Danya Weber, who wanted to preserve biodiversity in Hawaiʻi while reconnecting people with the plants and animals in Hawai'i. Since 2017, Laulima has been increasing community involvement in conservation and reintegrating native species into their everyday lives. Laulima fosters advocacy for native Hawaiian flora and fauna. Their entire product line (apparel, home goods, accessories, and more) is aimed at raising awareness of endangered Hawaiian species, re-integrating native plants and animals into the culture, and building support for conserving native species. All of the purchases from Laulima Hawai'i directly support conservation efforts throughout Hawai'i, including endangered species protection and ecosystem restoration. Together, with the help of their customers, Laulima Hawai'i's hope is to build resilience against climate change in Hawai'i.

Lei'ohu Designs

Lei'ohu can be translated to mean "Adorned with Lei" The act of giving Lei is a huge part of Hawaiian culture, Lei can be given in times of happiness, celebration, sorrow & given with love. Some of the best feedback we can receive is that a piece reminds you of a person, place, or time. Our goal as a native Hawaiian, wahine-owned company has always been to create products that are reflective of & inspired by this Aina we get to call home. Modern accessories for your electronics, home, beach, travel and all the adventures life takes you.

Let's Go, Kiddo!

Let's Go, Kiddo! Is a mom-owned, eco-friendly small business that revolves around creating activities for busy kids. Each activity is themed around Hawaii and focuses on positive self-affirmations. We donate some of our activity kits each year to different organizations on Maui, and we are currently working on a new project that will donate continuous proceeds to the fire victims on Maui as needed.

LewisKoa Co.

Creating fine woodworking art, gifts, and furniture since 2001. HFIA member. Our Hawaiian koa is sustainably collected from the Big Island. We utilized every piece to result in very minimal waste. There, our line of woodwork ranges from large furniture down to the smallest of earrings and everything in between.

Lexbreezy Hawai'i

Lexbreezy Hawai'i founder Alexis Akiona is an innovative entrepreneur and designer who joined the clothing industry at 22. She launched Lexbreezy Hawai'i at the Merrie Monarch Craft Fair in 2016, where she brought her first collection of hand-designed aloha wear. The designs were a hit thanks to their flirty, fun, and elegant styles. This custom-cut and sewn clothing brand comprise of one-of-a-kind signature styles in a modern twist of Aloha and resort wear. Each piece is designed in Hawai'i and speaks to a new generation that is eager to wear cutting edge-elegant tropical designs that reflect the beauty of the Hawai'ian islands and culture. Alexis and the team at Lexbreezy believe that aloha wear should be something everyone can enjoy and share in the spirit of aloha. Their mission is to help bring generations of Aloha together through timeless fashion and to inspire them to embrace the daily adornment of Aloha wear.

Limahana

Limahana was founded in 2014 by artist Jessica Keʻala Kim as a way to share with the world the sublime and special beauty of Hawaiʻi while honoring her ʻohana through the art of block printing. To date, Limahana’s work includes artistic collaborations with Mana Magazine, a year-long partnership with Royal Hawaiian Center Magazine to illustrate a series of Hawaiian legends and a logo for the Purple Maiʻaʻs Future Ancestors project. The company has also participated as a vendor in numerous craft fairs and events, such as Merrie Monarch and Made in Hawaiʻi, for four years. It also currently has products at the retail store Homegrown in Pearlridge Shopping Center. Inspired by Hawaiian art, culture, people, nature, and legends, Limahana offers Native Hawaiian-made, originally designed, carved, and stamped block prints on apparel, accessories, and stationery.

Little Hands Hawaii

For the last 12 years, we have been manufacturing a truly reef and keiki-safe sunscreen with zero plastic packaging. We have been at the start of the whole sunscreen movement here in Hawaii, and before reef safe was even a word. We "hui" ed up at the state capitol for three years fighting for the sunscreen law to pass. It was very interesting as a young Hawaii company at that time to see how much effort it really took to get a bill passed through there. It was insane but we got that done and it grew us as a company. We continue to fight big pharma to this day, educating our keiki on why they are so toxic to us and our aina. Beach cleanups etc. we try to do what we can. Right now, we have 14 Hawaii keiki surfers that we sponsor our products to. We believe in educating our keiki.

Lokelani Essentials

Tucked into the foothills of Haiku on Maui, we are a woman-owned and run skincare company. Lokelani began as a mother seeking to provide chemical-free skin care for two wild boys. With a healing salve that healed her children and astounded friends and neighbors, the floodgates of creation were opened.

Lotus & Lime

Lotus & Lime is a mother-and-daughter Native Hawaiian fashion brand designed by Kim & Jade Alexis Ryusaki on the island of Oahu. Together they bring over 30 years of design and industry knowledge to their brand. Both Kim and Jade have an impressive list of credits and successful careers in the film and entertainment industries that have contributed to their vision and style in creating the unexpected. Their team consists of a small group of hardworking women who innovatively bring the brand to its beautiful life. The mother-and-daughter duo began Lotus & Lime in 2012 with the intent of perpetuating their Hawaiian and Japanese cultures through design. They create unique resort & island fashion, coveted hand-painted wearable art, as well as their sought-after "one of a kind" fashion pieces. Lotus & Lime presented a collection at New York Fashion Week in 2022 and completed a collection for the Mamo Wearable Art Show this past February 2023. The brand has become a local favorite here on the islands.

Mahea Leah

Welcome to my world of vibrant creativity and island-inspired art. I'm Leah, a 16-year-old Native Hawaiian artist, passionate about bringing the spirit of Aloha to life through my designs. Specializing in enamel pins and stickers, each piece I create reflects my love for Hawaiian culture and the natural beauty surrounding us. From the traditional flavors of Hawaiian cuisine to our islands' wildlife, my designs celebrate all the things I hold dear. When I'm not busy crafting, you can catch me surfing, strumming on the ukulele, sketching away, or diving into some video games.

Mahina Made

Mahina Made is a small business owned by a Native Hawaiian family that was created in 2017. Its founder, Kailee Freitas, was born and raised in Hawaii and pursued her degree in Elementary Education. After she spent nine years teaching, she decided to make Mahina Made her full-time career. Culture is at the center of Mahina Made, and it is their mission as a lifestyle brand to perpetuate and normalize Native Hawaiian culture in fashionable, modern, and practical ways. The brand also recognizes that large impacts can be made in the community when people come together. That's why, each quarter, Mahina Made donates a portion of its profits to various Native Hawaiian non-profits that do valuable work in caring for Hawaiian land, culture, and people. All of the items that represent the Mahina Made brand are designed in Hawaii and originate from meaningful stories, some personal and some cultural.

Maiden Hawaii Naturals, LLC

Hawaii’s top chefs are raving about the flavorful, premium culinary oils by Maiden Hawaii Naturals. Our signature Maui Sunflower oil and Hawaii Macadamia nut oil are made fresh using locally grown ingredients, including nuts from Hawaii Island and sunflowers that we sustainably farm on Maui. Our oils are expeller-pressed with no additives or preservatives and bottled by our company on Hawaii Island. Our oils are produced naturally: We mechanically press the nuts and seeds with no additives or preservatives, retaining the oil’s nutrients, flavor, aroma, and color. Our oils are vegan, gluten-free, cholesterol-free, and sugar-free. When you purchase our culinary oils, you’re supporting local farming, local food production, and greater sustainability in Hawaii. Our company was created in 2017 by renewable energy pioneers Bob and Kelly King. Their Maui-based company Pacific Biodiesel, which is celebrating its 28th anniversary this year, recycles waste cooking oils from restaurants statewide for use in the production of clean biodiesel. Now, our locally made culinary oils are offered to Hawaii’s chefs, and the used cooking oil will be recycled to produce a 100% renewable fuel for a cleaner, greener Hawaii – that’s a full circle of sustainability!

Mailelani's

From concept and design to final product, we share with you the uniqueness and diversity Hawai'i has to offer everyone from Kama'aina (local islanders) to Malihini (island visitors). Each of our handcrafted creations are made right here on our island home of Kaua'i. As with the warmth of our Hawaiian sun, we offer you an array of products that will enhance your personality and inspire a true feeling of aloha.

Makamaka Snacks

Based in Honolulu, Hawai’i, Makamaka is committed to producing high-quality, upscale gourmet food items perfect for gift giving. We pride ourselves on using locally sourced, premium ingredients while incorporating quality craftsmanship and packaging to create the perfect gift for your loved ones. In collaboration with local vendors, we aim to offer our customers an authentic Hawaiian experience. And at the heart of it: a passion for crafting exceptional gourmet snacks and pancakes that highlight Hawaii’s distinct flavors, while elevating everyday ingredients to a new level. Aloha!

Malia and Company Apparel

Malia and Company Apparel founder Jennifer is fourth-generation in Paia and grew up surrounded by the beautiful North Shore. She grew up in a family business, so creativity and hard work were always in her blood. Together with her husband, Jarrett, and her two keiki, Malia and Company Apparel was created to design local-inspired apparel and accessories for the entire 'ohana. Their daily inspiration is their two keiki and 'ohana. Each piece that makes up the Malia and Company Apparel brand is designed, sewn, and hand-printed on Maui.

MANAOLA

Inspired by his cultural upbringing as a native Hawaiian hula practitioner, self-taught fashion designer Manaola Yap translates Hawaiian spirituality and Hawai’i’s natural beauty into prints that embody repetitious patterns found in nature. Manaola Yap was born into a family whose cultural and artistic roots run deep into the volcanic soil of Hawai‘i Island. For generations before contact with the West, his ancestors were hula practitioners and artisans of traditional Hawaiian textiles and dyes; more recently, his family has become known for its award-winning musical talent. Raised amid this tradition of creativity, Manaola stands upon the strong foundation his kūpuna (ancestors) laid out. Manaola began to conceive of an idea: could he translate the spirituality of Hawaiian culture, and the beauty and wonder of Hawai‘i, into an artistic language that could be shared with the entire world and understood by all? This fashion brand is Manaola's answer to that important question. Featuring bold, printed patterns that embody the Hawaiian spirit and evoke the beauty and geometry of nature, this brand introduces the world to Manaola's vision for Hawaii fashion in the 21st century.

Manele Spice Co.

Manele Spice Co. was founded by celebrity chef Adam Tabura and offers a range of Hawaii-inspired spice and salt blends perfect for bringing out the delicious flavors in your meats, side dishes, cocktails, and more.  Ocean rock salts are sourced off the coasts of Hawaii and combined with the best, all-natural ingredients from around the world.  Chef Adam created Manele Spice Co. to highlight the familiar flavors of Hawai'i in easy-to-use salt blends so everyone can prepare their favorite Hawai'i dishes at home.

Manoa Chocolate

Since 2010 Manoa Chocolate has been crafting bean-to-bar chocolate on the Hawaiian Island of O'ahu. They ethically source cacao beans from Hawai'i and around the world, with a goal to bring out the best in each bean. The Hawaiian word mānoa means solid, vast, and depth. With this meaning in mind, Manoa Chocolate was founded. It stands for taking care of the land where the company harvests their cacao, the nuanced process of crafting their chocolate, and leaving the world better than when they came into it. The Manoa Chocolate team strives to make the most delicious chocolate in the world. They believe that can't happen without sourcing the highest quality cacao and obsessing over every step in the chocolate-making process, from roasting to tempering. They craft all of their chocolate in-house, from bean to bar, allowing Manoa Chocolate to have complete control over each step in the process.

Marr Artworks

Marr Artworks was created by husband and wife team Kristopher & Kim Marr in 2013. Drawing on Kris's background in studio art and woodworking, the shop started small, selling wood pens and koa wood rings. Working side by side, they started experimenting with resin and wood, first turning out pens, then necklace pendants and earrings. Believing in repurposing and reusing items, the jewelry pieces are made using wood scraps sourced from other woodworkers who do not use cutoffs or small natural edge bits. These wood pieces that are normally thrown away are perfect for making their one-of-a-kind pendants and earrings. As their purpose for the shop evolved, they expanded their offerings to include home decor. They started slowly, experimenting on wood panels to get a feel of how the resin flowed and blended together. While Kris continued making jewelry, Kim started taking everyday household items like bowls, serving trays, and ceramics and turning them into functional art. Born and raised in Hawaii, they draw inspiration from the abundant beauty around them. Each piece is one of a kind and represents the strong influence the ocean has played in their lives.

Matsumoto Studio

We are Jes & Jen, sisters who were born and raised on the island of Maui, Hawaii. We specialize in designing the Annie + flo notecard line, paper goods, and more! We take pride in designing products that are designed and printed locally on Maui on FSC-certified, 10% post-consumer recycled paper. We continue to be inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds us, the uniqueness of the people and cultures of Hawaii, and the importance of family and friends.

Maui Fine Art

Maui Fine Art owner Chad Paranto has been in the art business since 1994. In 2009, after 15 successful years in the business, he sold his four gallery/frame shop locations in the Portland, Oregon metro area and moved his family to Maui. On Maui, Chad opened Maui Fine Art - Gallery and Picture Framing. The gallery and frame shop are located in Kihei in the Kihei Art District behind Karmart and Shell. Over 25 local artists are represented at the gallery, and customers are sure to find a wide variety of art, from original oil paintings, photos on aluminum, paintings with enamel, hand-blown glass vases and sculptures, etched aluminum art, ceramic art, wood carvings, koa paddles, and more.

Maui Fruit Jewels

Since 2012, Maui Fruit Jewels has sourced local fruits cultivated here in Maui and in Hawaii. We’re committed to creating delectable products bursting with fresh island fruit and without added flavors, preservatives, or colorings. Our products have garnered attention from major publications, including Food & Wine, The Washington Post, and Honolulu Magazine, in addition to winning coveted accolades from sofi™, Good Food Awards, and the Hawaiian Food Manufacturers Association Taste Awards. We currently offer four different product lines: Exotic Fruit Jellies (the first recipe we developed), Fresh Purées, Fruit Pastes, and Shortbreads. Each treat is beloved for its authentic island flavor—and is the next best thing to eating fruit straight from the tree. At Maui Fruit Jewels, we create island-inspired confections with high-quality, local ingredients. Let our family bring a taste of Hawaii to you.

Maui Island Love

Original upcycled totes, pouches, and accessories made on Maui from reused and repurposed materials. Custom wooden ornaments.

Maui Swan Designs

Indulge in the world of artistic, one-of-a-kind artisan jewelry with Maui Swan. ✨ Each jewelry piece is a creation by the skilled hands of Melanie Maria, handsewn & forged out of the highest quality glass seed beads, gemstones, and metal materials. The beauty of Maui Swan is that you can request custom designs tailored to your favorite style, metal, gemstone, or color. Your unique preferences and desires are transformed into glamorous, bespoke jewelry. Fully inspired by the natural beauty of The Island Of Maui.

Maui SweetnSpicy

Maui SweetnSpicy has evolved from just the Aloha Spiced Cacao and Hawaiian spices line to creating specialty Cacao-based superfoods that are nutritious and fun. Their seasonings bring home the taste of Hawaii anywhere in the world. After a toxic mold exposure over 20 years ago robbed the founder's use of her hands and arms for over a year, it was nutrition - not medication - that restored her functionality. Those lessons that were learned are the foundation of the formulation of Maui SweetnSpicy's products - clean, healthy, and delicious. Their products are vegan, keto-friendly and, lactose, gluten, dairy free. Maui SweetnSpicy's promise to its customers is to produce clean-label Hawaiian seasonings that have no preservatives, chemicals, or additives. Customers can be assured that if it is in the spices or seasonings, it will be on the label. The Maui SweetnSpicy team wants to help their customers explore a path to wellness that is so fun, easy, and delicious.

Me'e Mischief Activewear

Me'e Mischief Activewear was founded by Brooke, who wanted to create a space that would educate and inspire others through mo‘olelo. This activewear brand brings Hawai'i myths and legends in comic form to life on activewear and other accessories. From leggings to shorts to belts to bags and more! Me'e Mischief Activewear is currently on the mo'olelo of Maui as it appears in the Kumulipo: Hawaiian Creation Chant.

Meli Mat

Meli Mat was founded by a local girl and Certified Child Life Specialist whose years of experience showed her the power of play for even the sickest of children. The brand was inspired by the hundreds of keiki who spent their first months living in the hospital. This slip-resistant, portable, washable mat provides a safe & comfortable play space that supports the development of your little one while protecting their tummies, bums, hands & knees from the dirty floor. Place Meli Mat, sticky side down, on any hard surface and give your little one the freedom to wiggle and play anywhere safely. The Meli Mat brand is also furbaby-approved and powered by the aloha spirit. They humbly donate a portion of all sales to children in need.

Mike's Huli Chicken

Mike Fuse loves Hawaiian-style food. He grew up in Haleiwa and started Mike’s Huli Chicken to share the unique local Hawaiian tastes of the Islands. Mike’s Huli Chicken is broiled over Kiawe wood and naturally flavored with traditional Hawaiian sea salt. “Kiawe wood gives our chicken its unique smoked flavor”. Mike’s plate lunch menu has grown to satisfy customers and now includes Ahi, Steak, Kalua Pig, Char Siu Pork, and the popular Spicy Garlic Shrimp smothered in butter and garlic, served with pineapple, mac salad, and rice. Our specialty is our Famous Mike’s Huli Dippin Sauce, Mike’s Huli Chicken Rub & our newest addition, Mike’s Hot & Spicy Sauce. with our spicy sweet & sour sauce.

Moani's Creations

Aloha! My name is Alia Moani-Lei Vellina hence, “Moani’s Creations.” I create based out of Maui, Hawaii. Crafting, creating, and entrepreneurship have been passions of mine for many years. From selling sticker books in elementary to making cake pops, I've done pretty much everything. I strive to create out of an overflow of love and aloha. Each piece you purchase supports my small business and my ‘Ohana.

NĀ KOA

NĀ KOA is a small leather goods company specializing in handcrafted accessories with Polynesian tattoo art. The genuine Polynesian tattoo art is created by Hawaiian, Samooan, Tahitian, and Maori tattoo artists with deep knowledge of their culture and meanings. All products are made from high-quality leather and designed by local tattoo artists with deep knowledge of their Polynesian culture and the meanings of their designs. A portion of your purchase goes to Project Hawaii to help homeless Keiki (children) in Hawaii.

Na Maka Kahiko

Nalu Andrade of Na Maka Kahiko is a Native Hawaiian cultural practitioner specializing in wood carving. Blending the old with the new, he created his hand-carved ohe kapala earrings inspired by designs found in nature and his research at the Bishop Museum. With his business, Nalu also makes ohe kapala stamps, hair picks, bone makau and ko'i pendants, bamboo implements, and umeke. As Na Maka Kahiko has evolved through the years, his journey has expanded through his workshops. Working with the Hawaii DLNR, Hawaii public and private schools and colleges, and many public and private organizations, Nalu has developed a program for learning to carve ohe kapala, umeke, and other various Hawaiian implements. His flexible way of teaching allows for him to teach all ages, from keiki to kupuna. He has also been able to broaden his reach beyond Hawaii with his online workshop courses. He has taught classes virtually in China, Japan, and many regions across the United States.

Na Makua Original Hawaiian Designs

For over 20 years, Nä Mäkua Original Hawaiian Designs has been widely known for its distinctive and unique Hawaiian art. Artists Nelson and Kainoa Makua make up this father-and-son team. They draw from their experiences as kanaka maoli and the stories passed down from küpuna to create their visual images. Over the course of Nelson's career, he never considered starting his own clothing line as he had always used Creative Arts as the screeners for his tees. But, with the encouragement and support from the owners of Creative Arts, Nelson and Kainoa started Na Maku when they presented their new line at the Merrie Monarch Festival in 1999. From apparel to fine art, their images may speak of the beauty of Hawai‘i, or its legends or ‘ölelo no‘eau. Nä Mäkua gives it a visual voice that speaks out to other Hawaiians.

Na Wahine Toa Foundation

Na Wahine Toa Foundation is a non-profit created by MMA fighter and former Bellator MMA World Champion Ilima-Lei Macfarlane to help combat disparities that native communities, our women's nation, and at-risk youth face. When Ilima is not in the cage, she is busy pursuing her other passions with the same fighting spirit. After learning about the MMIW movement and the epidemic of violence against women, she decided to create her own scholarship program and foundation to empower young women worldwide. Through self-defense, self-love, self-preservation, and the defense of sacred spaces, Na Wahine Toa hopes to help us all find our inner warrior.

Na'ike LLC

As 4th generation Homesteaders in Kalamaula, we help our agricultural system by creating value-added products for the retail market throughout the pae ʻāina to support our local economy so they can have a continued demand for fresh-grown produce and decrease the demand for imported produce to Hawaii. Naʻike LLC is a diversified business that produces value-added goods wholesale & retails throughout multiple platforms. We distribute goods to 10 stores island-wide, produce our own shoyu chili pepper blend & own vending machines that feature locally sourced pre-packaged items. We only source Molokai-grown chili peppers and process them in a way we do not need to hot bottle or refrigerate them once opened. We are looking to not only expand our distribution of our sauce to outer islands, we are looking to export chili peppers to similar chili pepper water companies. Armed with MEO Core Four Business 'ike & plan, we invested in ourselves. Being the first to bring in snack and drink combination vending machines to Molokai. My mission is to utilize the machines as a tool to educate people on healthier snack options plus provide great customer service. Today I am proud to say 30% of our inventory is healthy options & happily, more than half is purchased or made on Molokai. In 2020 we were able to invest in three new vending machines, which took Molokai a couple of years to learn! Our fully refrigerated vending machines take Samsung, Apple Pay, credit and debit cards & $20 bills. A laser sensor at the bottom of the machine ensures you receive your product. A staple item in all three of our vending machines is our Na'ike Chili Pepper Shoyu Blend. Crafted in small batches, bottled, and labeled by hand, this simple blend of Aloha Shoyu, distilled white vinegar & locally grown Hawaiian Chili Peppers is available in two heats, original & hot. Drizzle it over rice, saimin, fish, stew, lau lau, kalua pig & grilled opihi. Simply ono! You can buy Na'ike Chili Pepper Shoyu in stores on Molokai & Maui, online at naikeskine.com, themakeke.com, and molokaimobilemarket.com. On Molokai? Find other value-added goods on the Sustainable Mobile Market. Signature onos like Coconut Macadamia Nut Chocolate Chip Cookies, Ulu corn chowder, Smoked Salmon Tortilla Melt, Chile Verde, Macadamia Nut Milk Quiche & Whipped Lemonade. * We keep with our mission of supporting Molokai farmers by offering options for dietary limitations or choices. Focusing on this niche for 7-plus years, we are happy to see the movement on Molokai to source locally. We love our farmers & gardeners; they love what they do, and we craft that love in ways to delight your taste buds! Simply ono! We are also wholesale distributors to Molokai stores with Enjoy Snacks Line & Organic Grandpa Joes Cotton Candy along with our Na’ike. This distribution makes the smallest revenue and takes up the most space in our office but helps with public relations. Our most recent passion is to create a successful farm using organic practices to support our business and community and make our main crop Hawaiian chili peppers. We want to create a Chili Pepper Collective from various growers, processes, and exports in addition to growing food for our lahui and foraging for our 26 egg layers. Farming has been by far the most revenue-guzzling, laborious, backbreaking & fulfilling journey in all of our experience. Our vision is to lead by example alongside Molokai businesses.

Nake'u Awai

Nake'u Awai is a well-respected Hawai'i fashion icon whose first love was, and still is, theater. In the 1960s, even though Nakeʻu had no formal training as a designer, a choreographer in L.A. encouraged him to try costume design, leading him to the fashion world. After working with big names in fashion, Nakeʻu returned home to Oʻahu in the early 1970s, establishing his own fashion line and merging the knowledge he gained with Hawaiian culture. Often referred to as the Grandfather of Hawaiʻi fashion, Nakeʻu was the first Hawaiian designer to create prints using native and indigenous flora as inspiration locally. Through trial and error, determination, and an indomitable creative spirit, Nakeʻu has made his mark on Hawaiʻi’s fashion industry. Today, he is seen as a mentor whose support and encouragement to other local designers, artists, and craftspeople reflects his strong sense of Hawaiʻi.

Napua'ala

Pikake was what my husband gave me for Prom and my fave. For seven years, my ohana and I lived in Utah. On visits home to Hawaii, I searched for a Pikake-scented product to take back. Disappointing is an understatement. Nothing smelled anything close to Pikake. As a Cosmetologist with a chemistry background, creating a body care line was a dream. When I couldn't find Pikake, a light bulb went off. I created Napua'ala, which literally translates to the scent of a flower. Pikake is my most popular scent among Hawaii residents. When locals and lei makers say I got the Pikake smell right, or when a customer samples a scented card, without hesitation, says, "That's Pikake," that feeling is incredible. Along with Pikake are Plumeria, Coconut Verbena, White Ginger, Lokelani, Gardenia, and a Kane Cologne I call Tama Toa. I made this from memory of a cologne I purchased for my husband in the 80s. I support local businesses whenever possible—purchasing oils, packaging, labels, and professional services here in Hawaii. An opportunity to mentor a new company was a no-brainer. I feel there's an opportunity for all to be successful in Hawaii. The experience was, for the lack of a better word, amazing.

Native Books Inc.

Native Books Inc. was founded in 1990 by Maile Meyer, an avid reader and entrepreneurial spirit. The idea came to her after being asked why she was interested in a book business when "Hawaiians don't read." Over the next ten years, a number of community events found Meyer in the mix with a table of books, mostly published by Bishop Museum Press and the University of Hawai'i Press. Native Books distributed books to booksellers, schools, libraries, and walk-in customers in Kalihi. The motto, getting "good books in good hands," inspired the earliest years of Native Books. The brands' focus was also "mai ke kumu a ka welau" - from the trunk to the tip of the leaf. This is a directive to carry every book in print about every aspect of Hawai'i.

NOA Makaha

NOA Makaha is a locally-owned small business that sells stunning feather leis and supplies. The founder learned from their beloved Kumus Aunty Mary Lou and Aunty Paulette. Not only does the founder enjoy making feather leis, but they also enjoy sharing beautiful Hawaiian culture and passing it down to younger generations. On top of selling stunning products, NOA Makaha also offers classes in their little shop in Makaha Valley for whoever wants to learn Lei Hulu, Kahili, etc. Not only can customers purchase wonderful feather leis that they are sure to enjoy showing off, but they can also learn something new!

NOHO HOME by Jalene Kanani

In 2018 Jalene Kanani launched NOHO Home with a line of bedding featuring her distinguished patterns. NOHO HOME is a sophisticated island experience cultivated through artful home decor. Creating a sacred space is the essence of home and what inspired the namesake of the lifestyle brand. In ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language), noho means to be, to dwell, or to come from. Inspired by the notions of authenticity and connection, Noho Home encourages the dweller to express their sense of home through pieces that evoke cultural sensibility. With a natural affinity for depth, texture, and organic patterns, Jalene Kanani's interpretation of “tropical” is a welcomed departure from shabby beach chic. Instead, it evokes a sophisticated island aesthetic reminiscent of her upbringing as a native Hawaiian in Hawai'i. As an artist who is naturally attuned to the patterns of her surroundings, Jalene prefers open, freeform creativity to explore the fullness of a focused design before laying it for added depth. In doing so, she approaches each print through a Hawaiian perspective to balance each of the Kū and Hina elements. With dreams of new textiles and product development on the horizon, Jalene’s success in the world of home decor has only just begun.

Nola Studio + Boutique

Aloha! It is truly my pleasure to bring my Hawaiian ocean and reef-inspired jewelry to you, no matter what part of the world you live in! When you wear your pieces from my collection, you will be reminded of the tranquil beauty of our Hawaiian islands. I began making jewelry in 2008. I had been collecting sea glass and shells on Oahu's North Shore and had been using them in jewelry and crafts as a hobby. Later, I became interested in metalwork and learned how to work in Precious Metal Clay and Art Clay, as well as lost wax casting. I incorporated my love for metal and all things Hawai'i into the line of jewelry that you see in my shop. I opened my brick and mortar shop in 2017 after several years of working from my home studio and doing pop-ups. My jewelry studio is on-site, allowing me to be at the shop while I work. If you happen to be on the North Shore of O'ahu, be sure to stop by Nola Studio + Boutique located at 66-935 Kaukonahua Road in Waialua. I use fine silver (99.99% silver), sterling silver, 14k gold, and 14k gold fill. I do not use gold or silver plating. Pearls and stones are sourced from dealers here in Hawaii, and sea glass and shells are found by me. Occasionally, I purchase locally found sea glass or shells from other collectors when my own collection dwindles. My designs are created from eco and people-friendly materials whenever possible Great care is taken to ensure that you will be more than satisfied with your purchase and that it will last many happy years. Aloha, Kaleimae'ole Latronic

Noms

Discover the taste of the islands with Noms hand-mixed li hing mui powder and lemon peel covered gummies. Noms gummies are hand-mixed in Hawai'i and contain all of your favorite local flavors. They are perfect for gifts or for a tasty treat for yourself.

O'Boi Ni'oi

The sauce my great grandpa used to eat with his fried fish, a perfect blend of savory, tangy, and spice!

Oceans End Hawaii

Oceans End Hawaii's founder and designer, Dani G, created the brand in Hawaii for women with sass and class. The brand stands for lovers, fighters, mothers, artists, the hard workers. With connections all over the world, Dani realized one thing that connects us all, the Oceans End. Women remind Dani of water. It can cleanse the soul, but it can also destroy anything in its path. But, through its beauty, we stand by it to love it, let it nourish us, teach us, and connect us. With every purse purchased, the Oceans End Hawaii team wants their customers to feel their inner beauty, importance, and worth.

Ohana Expressions

In 2000, a good friend of Ohana Expression's founder Lani Chun showed her what she had made with polymer clay. Lani was fascinated with this unique medium; over the next ten years, she found her passion with Hawaii's native flowers and plants. In 2001, Lani founded Ohana Expressions, and the rest is history. Each item that makes up Ohana Expressions' product line is handcrafted with polymer clay. All of Lani's designs are careful manipulations of clay, and there is no paint on any of them. Unfortunately, a lot of the native plants in Hawaii are on the endangered list, and Lani enjoys creating those flowers with polymer clay because she is able to share Hawaii's endemic and indigenous native plants.

Hawaiian Body Products LLC

Hawaiian Body Products is the proud maker of Ola Tropical Apothecary beauty and wellness based on Hawaii Island. Our family, with deep roots in Hawai'i, is deeply committed to promoting and protecting Hawaiian land and culture. We have been growing and making small-batch, farm-to-skin, Hawaiian plant-based skin care products here for almost twenty years.

Oli Oli Products LLC

Onepaʻa Hawaiʻi

We are a small family business operating out of our home in Mānoa, Hawaiʻi. We launched Onepaʻa Hawaiʻi at the end of 2020 as an experiment and means to provide for our family. Today, our little endeavor has grown in ways we never imagined in a short amount of time. Today we are curating a variety of conscious clothing. We owe all we know to those who have come before us. We look forward to doing better every day. One (pronounced oh•neigh) has a mysterious and universal effect on us humans. We draw lines and sink our footprints in it. We build castles and kingdoms upon it. It calls out to us with stories of connection and creation. It can be solid and immovable but may also move with the wind and tides of the season. Ebb and flow. As a global species, sand lies deep in our cultural conscience, and today it is one of the most important solid substances on earth. A story we will save for another time... Together, rock and sand are opposite but binding, a consequence of each other, a result from their counterpart, a shift from their beginnings, a deeper understanding of the other, for perhaps they really are just the same but represent different stages in time. The shifting sands of our future rely on the ancient sands of our birthplace. Each grain stands upon the one before it experiencing the ebb and flow in the NOW based on what happened in the BEFORE. We are forever grateful to those who share the stories of times before us so we may understand the unique sequence of past and present human experiences that will ultimately come to define the future of our island communities. E ʻonipaʻa i ka ʻimi naʻauao.

'Ono + 'Awa Keiki

‘Ono + ‘Awa Keiki is a Hawaiian-inspired accessories company that specializes in Hawaiian-style bandages. Our bandages are a unique way to support Hawai’i while taking care of minor cuts and scrapes. These bandages are designed and inspired by all mea Hawai’i, and for every two sets purchased, we donate a set to a local organization in need. So not only do you get a functional and stylish bandage, but you're also contributing to the betterment of the place that inspired it.

Paliku Films

Nāʻālehu Anthony is a Native Hawaiian storyteller and documentary filmmaker from Kaʻaʻawa, O’ahu, and the owner of the production company Palikū Films. He is best known for his community advocacy and contributions to Hawaiian cultural content. Anthony co-founded ʻŌiwi TV, the first-ever Hawaiian language and culture-focused television network. He was also a founding member of ʻĀina Aloha, a coalition focused on developing a vision for Hawaiʻi’s economic future grounded in Hawaiian cultural and identity values. Paliku Films helps give voice to Hawai'i's stories through documentaries and oral histories. Anthony's approach to cultural storytelling has also informed behavioral change campaigns. The photos presented are from the Malama Honua World Wide Voyage. Hokule'a, their Iconic canoe, has been around the world, and these are just a few of the photos that help to tell that iconic story.

Partners in Development Foundation

Partners in Development Foundation has been active since 1997, operating as a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering thriving communities through the care, empowerment, and transformation of Hawaiʻi's families. They aim to inspire and equip families and communities for success and service by embracing timeless Native Hawaiian values and traditions. The PIDF team is committed to providing programs and services that foster healthy families and resilient communities. With free programs and services to support education, strengthen families, and enhance island resiliency, PIDF helps those they serve reconnect with traditional Hawaiian values to overcome everyday challenges. When you support PIDF, you're not merely buying a book; you're becoming a partner in their mission to strengthen Hawai'i's people.

Pāwehi Creations

Lufi A. Luteru is kanaka (native Hawaiian) from Mākaha Valley, Oʻahu. She is the foundational creative force of Pāwehi Creations. Lufi is an artisan of fiber arts, featherwork, lauhala weaving, jewelry, and fashion design. She is a cultural practitioner, a diversified entrepreneur, and an educator of Hawaiian Studies. Her creative mission is to “enhance natural beauty within” through her unique, one-of-a-kind, culturally-inspired adornments.

Payne Pours

David Payne created Payne Pours to share his love of the ocean with others through his epoxy paintings. Right in Hawaii, he is surrounded by beaches and oceanscapes, which he loves to explore, while spearfishing and Freediving is where he draws his inspiration from. While David has lived in Hawaii, the ocean has become his source of therapy, along with providing him and his family with fresh fish and unimaginable experiences. His epoxy artwork has given David another way to share his love of the ocean with others who don't have the beautiful scenery Hawaii provides. This epoxy resin art business specializes in ocean paintings, countertops, and flooring restoration. The gorgeous ocean-inspired art is hand-poured and is made to transform your space into a personal tropical paradise. The goal at Payne Pours is to bring a glimpse of the beautiful ocean scenes of Hawaii into every home.

Pilina Clothing

Pilina Clothing LLC is a company founded by a father and his three high school-aged sons. Together, they decided to create a business to help teach the younger generation about business ownership and organically grow in an industry approach centered around e-commerce and creative design. Much of the designs and overall creativity stem from their life experiences and daily interests in surfing, diving, fishing, and going camping with friends and ohana. They believe that through art, they can help shape the world that we live in.

Polipoli Farms

Polipoli Farms is a Native Hawaiian and woman-owned farm located in Waiehu, Maui. The farm sits on the same ʻāina that fed generations of Native Hawaiians, and today, it produces native and Polynesian plants in regenerative agroforests. Those harvests are then transformed into nutritious and convenient packaged goods—a model that leads to healthier people and a healthier planet. Polipoli Farms recently launched a project to build an on-farm food processing hub to help reverse the trends of Hawaiʻi's food system, which currently imports nearly 90% of its food. Ongoing initiatives include volunteering as the Maui hub for a statewide carbon offset project whereby we donate ʻulu trees to farmers, offering storytelling farm tours that share the history of Hawaiʻi through its agricultural heritage, and hosting Mālama Days that connect people directly with ʻāina.

PONOinfusions

PONOinfusions was created by a duo of tea drinkers devoted to the health and vitality of the people, plants, and animals of Hawaiʻi. Their brand reflects its commitment to doing what is “pono” (right) for Hawaiʻi, as well as for the welfare of the planet as a whole. The company sources exquisite loose-leaf teas, bagged hot and iced teas, and custom-blended infusions using organic and fair trade teas, herbs, flowers, and spices that showcase and give back to the Hawaiian Islands. In alignment with their mission, PONOinfusions source and deliver only the purest, highest quality teas and herbal infusions to their customers. Their ingredients are organic and (whenever possible) fair trade. This ensures that the infusions are produced using sustainable agricultural and processing practices and that the communities and people involved in PONOinfusions' supply chain are fairly compensated and treated with dignity and respect. The PONOinfusions team looks forward to providing their customers with healthy, delicious, and conscientious infusions, as well as carrying out their mission to do what is pono! As they continue to grow and evolve as a company, the team continues to collaborate and support organizations that actively give back and better the island and the planet.

Ports and Paws

Ports and Paws creates high-quality products for you and your pup that represent modern Hawai'i. Giving is an important part of our business. We make regular donations to local animal shelters across the islands. Every purchase means a lot to me, our local shelters, animals, and the community too.

Punalu'u Bake Shop

The Punalu'u Bake Shop was born in 1991 after the traditional family recipe was first adapted and prepared at a resort restaurant in Punalu'u in the 1970s and was an instant hit. The traditional sweet bread is delicately sweet and moist and now expands to an array of flavored sweet bread, dinner rolls, and cookies. Everything is made without preservatives and is baked fresh in Hawai'i.

Qwaves

Qwaves was formed by Emmy Award-winning and Oscar-shortlisted filmmakers Dean Hamer and Joe Wilson to make films that emanate from the voices of those on the outside that inspire creativity, incite us to abandon our comfortable role as spectators, and compel us to question and act. Throughout the last decade, Hamer and Wilson have collaborated with Native Hawaiian teacher and cultural icon Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu on a series of films focused on Pacific Islander lives and voices. The pair's recent work with animator Daniel Sousa uses ancient and modern legends to probe core elements of human nature across place, time, and identities. Qwaves films were an early part of citizen-generated journalism on the internet and have screened and won awards at the Berlin, Toronto, Tribeca, Annecy, Human Rights Watch, and many other film festivals around the world. Their films have also been exhibited at the Smithsonian, British, Bishop, and American Natural History Museums. They have also been viewed by millions of people on PBS, Netflix, Amazon, and international broadcast networks. Qwaves helped pioneer the movement to use film and media to catalyze community engagement, dialogue, and action on a range of often overlooked issues. Their impact work has received support from Sundance Institute, Ford Foundation, ITVS, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Omidyar Ohana Fund of the Hawai'i Community Foundation, and Pacific Islanders in Communications.

Route 99 Hawaii

All of our hats are embroidered on the North Shore of O'ahu. Many of our designs are collaborations with local non-profits such as Accessurf, Kahuku Scholarship program, Friends of Sunset Beach, and the Hawaii Foodbank. Our brand's mission is to share aloha worldwide.

Sal Terrae

Our company name is Latin for “Salt of the Earth.” All our products are designed with aloha, and our hope is to bring smiles and joy to any home that our products make their way into... thus, that is what our 'SALT' is. :) Our family business began in 2018. We are just 4 sisters who love get-togethers with 'ohana. We offer flour sack kitchen towels, baby tank tops and onesies, tote bags, Swedish dishcloths, and ceramics that have their own original fun & sweet designs inspired by Hawaii's easy-going, hospitality-filled, simple but fun way of living.

Salvage Public

Salvage Public is a Hawaiian sportswear brand created in 2013 by Joseph Serrao, Nāpali Souza, and Noah Serrao. The brand celebrates and influences Hawaii's culture, history, and style. The three grew up in Hawai'i and were surrounded by a rich culture of people, food, surfing, songs, and fashion - all of which continue to inspire them. Salvage Public has stockists throughout LA, New York, London, Paris, and Japan. Their logo is based on the iconic profile of Diamond Head, which they feel connects Salvage Public to Hawai'i in a fresh and modern way.

Kona Salt Farm by Sea Salts of Hawaii

We hand harvest 100% Pure Hawaiian Salt and Deep Ocean Magnesium on our Salt Farm on Hawaii Island from ultra pristine deep sea waters, 2,200 feet below the surface. We are located at the Hawaii Ocean Science & Technology Park. 1% of our proceeds are given to Papahanaumokuakea Marine Monument for marine debris cleanup.

Shaina Makai

Shaina Makai founder Shaina Matsuura created the small swimwear brand located in Hilo after she graduated from college at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City in 2020. She also studied Fashion design and got the opportunity to go abroad to Florence, Italy, and Sydney, Australia. Shaina decided to start Shaina Makai during her third year at FIT because she wanted to bring her passion for fashion and her world experiences back home to Hawaii. She also wanted to integrate everything she had learned into her designs to produce comfortable yet fashion-forward swimwear for all body types.

Shane Myers Photography

Aloha, I’m Shane! I was first exposed to and fell in love with the world of photography in May of 2010. Ironically, my wife put my first camera in my hands on our first date. Inspired by the opportunity to capture a moment in time, I’ve continued to hone and develop my photographic skills with every chance I get. Entirely self-taught, my photographic style uses the bright and beautiful landscapes of Mother Earth as inspiration for my artistic expression. When I’m not exploring nature, I am employed by the Hawaii Department of Education on Oahu’s North Shore. As a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and a Hawaii Licensed Behavior Analyst, I am fortunate to work with a variety of children - many with special needs and unique circumstances. Photography acts as my own therapy, enabling me to be more in tune with both of my careers. I currently reside on Oahu with my wife Ashley and my sons Lincoln and Crosby. I use Sony and Canon cameras and also a Nauticam waterhousing for my underwater photography. From sunrises through midday underwater to sunsets and into the night – I am blessed with this wonderful opportunity to share my experiences with you through the eye of my lens.

She Wood Go

She Wood Go is a Maui-based, wahine-owned business that specializes in creating educational tools, everyday items, and apparel designed to promote Hawaiian language and culture. Founded by Leinani Hong, this wahine-owned company offers a unique selection of wooden products such as haʻawina keiki (children’s lessons), accessories and apparel, and home goods. These products are infused with traditional Hawaiian values and are aimed at supporting both home and school environments. She Wood Go is deeply committed to the local community, particularly through its support of Hawaiian immersion schools and the native Hawaiian community on Maui. The business donates products to schools, ʻohana, and keiki who have been displaced by local wildfires, offering customers a discount on purchases intended for donation. This dedication to community and cultural preservation underscores the company’s mission to strengthen and continue the traditions of Hawai’i nei.

Shosum Aloha

Shosum Aloha started with an idea from the founders to combine their two children's names, Shore and Summer, together. They represent the love, harmony, and unity of both of the founders. As they grow, they do their best to make the most of each day, not to sweat the small stuff, and to share life together as a family joyfully. The founders were born and raised in Hawaii, and they love and respect the land, ocean, cultures, and people. Shosum is more than just a brand; it represents their ohana, children, and legacy - all embodied by the essence of love and a spirit of aloha. The company brings its ideas to life through varied selections of apparel and goods with the hopes of sharing the team's joy for life with an aloha spirit. Their hope is that customers will feel the aloha in every Shosum Aloha product.

Simply Sparkle Designs

Simply Sparkle Designs was founded by self-taught beader Tracie Isara from Honolulu, Hawaii, who has been making jewelry since she was a kid. In December 2005, she began seriously beading after discovering a crystal necklace that she had wanted to duplicate. After tweaking the colors and bead choices, the necklaces were worn by Tracie's bridesmaids. Since then, her creativity has blossomed, and Simply Sparkle Designs was born. The brand is truly unique and one of a kind. Each piece that makes up the Simply Sparkle Designs product line is individually designed and handcrafted. All of the handmade jewelry is inspired by Hawaii's natural beauty. The designs are simple yet elegant and can be worn casually or for a special occasion. Simply Sparkle Designs is truly unique and one of a kind. Each piece is individually designed and handcrafted. All of the handmade jewelry is inspired by Hawaii’s natural beauty. The designs are simple yet elegant and can be worn casually or for a special occasion.

Slow Island Food & Beverage Co.

Slow Island Food & Beverage Co. is a company driven by quality and seasonable abundance. It was founded by Chef Gida Snyder, a Certified Master Preserver and alumnus of the Culinary Institute of the Pacific. It is the company's mission to uplift farmers and support and mentor other women in the food production space. They also want to celebrate the diversity and abundance of incredible ingredients grown in Hawaii. They know that the best ingredients come from land worked with love and do not compromise about sourcing from the islands, paying fairly for ingredients, and keeping the supply chain close to home. Chef Gida brings years of international cooking experience to Slow Island Food & Beverage. She is driven by quality and uses her skills to bottle the fruit and produce and also to share a taste of the islands.

Som' Good Seasonings

Som’ Good Seasonings embraces Hawaii's cultures and culinary tastes using the highest quality ingredients, spices, and herbs in our Premium Salt Seasoning and Sauces. The locally owned and operated company provides its customers with quality products by using only the best ingredients. Every item that makes up the Som' Good Seasonings product line is handcrafted right in Hawaii. Som' Good Seasonings offers a wide variety of products that consumers will love, including Kona Hawaiian Salts, Alaea Salt Seasonings, Butteryaki Sauces, and Salad Dressings.

Sparrow Seas - Heart in the Hawaiian Islands Jewelry

Handmade Hawaiian island jewelry created in the heart of Kihei, Maui, since 2010. Closely recreate each unique Hawaiian island shape with an added touch of heart and meaning. Dainty everyday wearable pieces to display your love of your favorite island. Where is your heart? Each piece is made in sterling silver or 14K gold/f and comes with a heart island card.

Stacey Lee Designs

Stacey Lee was born and raised on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. After obtaining her business degree in Oregon, she moved to Silicon Valley to work in the high-tech industry while doing jewelry on the side. When the dot-com bubble burst in 2001, her employer shut down, and she was suddenly free to transition her fledgling part-time jewelry design business to full-time. Contemplating her next pursuit, she took a few months to travel throughout Europe and Southeast Asia. She then returned to Hawaii, excited to grow her business and enjoy the creative freedom of being her own boss. After being in business for over 20 years, she is still living her dream, incorporating gemstones and pearls into timeless wearable art.

Strongarm Hawaiians

Strongarm Hawaiians is a Polynesian-centered brand representing not only Hawaiians but Samoans, Tongans, and Tahitians. Strongarm creates vibrant designs that are packed with mana and mana'o. Strongarm Hawaiians is native Hawaiian-owned and operated and gives their customers a chance to proudly wear their heritage with Strongarm! It is the team's goal to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture through their art and apparel while serving their community in its time of need. Strongarm Hawaiians' message to their customers is simple: "Stand strong for your people, land, and culture." It is the brand's goal to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture through their art and apparel while serving the community in its time of need.

Surf Shack Puzzles

Surf Shack Puzzles offers beautiful, unique 100% recycled premium puzzles by women artists, many from Hawaii. We have both keiki and adult puzzles and several educational puzzles in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.

Tag Aloha Co.

Tag Aloha Co. is a conscious beachwear accessories brand from Kailua, Hawai’i, offering premium quality, sustainable pieces designed with the local community in mind. Everything we make is locally designed and infused with the aloha spirit, featuring original hand-drawn artwork that tells a story with purpose and meaning. Our conscious approach to style embodies Hawaii's unique beach culture, aligning with our values of environmental sustainability. Our mission to give back to our community has always been at the forefront of what we do and why we do it, which is why we donate a portion of our proceeds to O’ahu nonprofits.

Te Hotu Mana Creations

Tahitian pearl jewelry is inspired by our Polynesian cultural heritage and the beautiful nature surrounding our Islands. Te Hotu Mana Creations is supporting the Maui strong effort to help the Lahaina survivors in their effort to recover and rebuild. The Maui Humane Society is also dear to our hearts, as well as the Maui Food Bank, dedicated to helping feed families in need.

Tea Chest Hawaii

Our core value of Malama is to be good stewards and to leave a place better than how we found it. This philosophy extends to both our growers and our surroundings. We use local ingredients that are sustainably grown.

Teas by Hiwa

Teas by Hiwa started as a way for its founders to make homemade goodies for their families. It has since grown into a collaboration of traditional and modern chai products that are made of locally grown spices and flavors for Hawai'i. The company's name, 'Teas by Hiwa,' allows them to convey their story and respect their Kūpuna (or ancestors). They believe they have a kuleana (or responsibility) to perpetuate the benefits of cultivating Hawai'i-grown spices, herbs, and roots to transcend conventional medicinal use. This is achieved by integrating traditional Hawaiian flavors throughout their modern products to soften the intimidating yet approachable bridge between what was then to what is now. Teas by Hiwa celebrated Hawai'i's diversely grown crops by striving to normalize the use of nīoi (Hawaiian chili pepper), ‘olena (turmeric), niu (coconut), cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, nutmeg, The brand's instant chai mixes are blended in small batches using precise amounts of earthly favorites as a way to reconnect people to the place. It is Teas by Hiwa's mission to share their connection of who they are and where they are from through instant chai.

The Blessed Life

The concept of The Blessed Life brand came at a really difficult time in the founders' lives when they felt the world was ending and nothing was working for them. However, when they looked at their son, who was five at the time, all of their problems seemed irrelevant, and they realized they were truly blessed. Their designs mirror the various seasons their family has experienced over the past 18 years and how their faith has helped them to persevere. It is the brand's belief that there is always something that everyone can be truly blessed about in any and every season. The purpose behind The Blessed Life has always been to spread positive, faith-based messages through clothing. They strive to bring their customers quality, thought-inspiring clothing and products with a touch of Aloha.

The Friends of ʻIolani Palace

Iolani Palace is a powerful symbol of Hawaii's past and its future. It is the mission of the Friends of Iolani Palace to preserve, restore, and protect this wahi pana (celebrated place) for local residents and people from around the world. By sharing, we perpetuate the history of the Hawaiian Kingdom through this living restoration known as Iolani Palace. In these challenging economic times, your support is more important than ever. We'd like to ask that you please consider a generous gift to the Palace. Your contribution will ensure the continuation of the education, conservation, and preservation projects to which we are deeply committed. We extend our most heartfelt thanks to you for your kokua (support) and aloha.

The Indigenous Soap Company

The Indigenous Soap Company was created on the island of O'ahu and comes from the founder's passion for studying medicinal herbs and oils from all over the world. They believe that everyone is indigenous and are inspired by natural healing. All their ingredients are local, organic, and of the highest grade. They combine herbs and oils in their soaps, creating an Indigenous soap bar. The soaps are handmade, hand-stamped, and hand-wrapped. The Indigenous Soap Company's message of positivity and raising the level of consciousness is communicated not only on the outside of soap wrapping but on the inside as well. People who enjoy their products will find instructions on how to make their soap last longer, as well as words of encouragement, expressed in a soap fortune, always loving of a positive nature.

The Keiki Department

The Keiki Dept. helps ʻohana dress their keiki in style by creating products that feature plants and animals found here in Hawaii. This year, The Keiki Dept. will continue to donate to organizations that provide services to both keiki and ohana across the islands.

uCook Hawaiʻi

uCook Hawaiʻi was born and raised in Hawaiʻi by working folk who shared a bigger dream. Throughout the process of starting the business, we discovered that the fun is in the journey and not only the end product. We make sure to keep our vision, mission, and core values at the forefront of what we do. Our desire is to share the flavors of Hawaiʻi with the world by developing relationships with local farmers and using island-grown products as our main ingredient. We strive to support customers in preparing delicious gourmet meals at home, so our website (www.ucookhawaii.com) has a variety of delicious recipes. uCook...we make it easy!

'Ulu Mana Inc.

'Ulu Mana creates unique and delicious snacks made from 'ulu (breadfruit).

Ulus 2 Ulus

In 2012, a few friends got together at a Kaneohe Starbucks and thus began the creation of Ulus 2 Ulus. The friends were taken by an idea, and with the help of some hand-cut index cards, pens, a highlighter, and an appreciation for the local culture of Hawai'i Nei, Ulus 2 Ulus was born! Ulus 2 Ulus is one local kine card game crafted from a deep appreciation for Hawaii's unique, colorful, yet cohesive "kapakahi quilt kine" culture and humor. Da Basic Deck includes 460 high-quality printed cards: with local kine things on them, one 'how-to’-play' guide, and one sturdy box for keeping your cards together. This card game is fun for everyone in your 'ohana, including keiki (if they stay 13+)! Team Ulus hopes they can work to expand on U2U with expansion packs. They also want to connect people to each other upon local culture beyond just the game.

Unconquered Hawaii

In 2007 in the Kingdom of Hawaii on the island of Kauai, the clothing company Unconquered Hawaii was born. The idea for Unconquered Hawaii was birthed on the fact that Kaua’i is the only island in the Kingdom that was never conquered in battle by Kamehameha the Great. The founder of Unconquered Hawaii has dealt with many life battles, including addiction, and after overcoming such, he is now committed to inspiring and motivating others to do the same. The team understands that everyone has their own personal struggles, but it is how one chooses to handle them that makes someone who they are. This persistent, can-do, never quit, die-fighting attitude is the spirit behind Unconquered Hawaii. The team is committed to continuing this fight through the perpetuation and education of their culture and clothing.

Upcycle Hawaii

Upcycle Hawaii's roots go back to founder Mattie Larson's childhood. What began as pottery to painting to woodworking to weaving as a child turned into Upcycle Hawaii - a local brand specializing in turning trash into treasure. Their quality products are small-batch made in their Hilo studio from reclaimed and repurposed materials. Their mission is to give over-looked and under-appreciated materials a second life through upcycling by creating unique and quality products while diverting mass from local landfills. Through their efforts, as of October 31, 2022, Upcycle Hawaii has been able to divert nearly 1000 pounds and 68,500 square feet of material from local landfills.

Wai Meli

Big Island Moonbow Farms is a small-scale beekeeping venture located on Hawai'i Island. Inspired by the plight of the honeybee in Hawai'i and worldwide, they have been caring for honeybees in an organic fashion since 2011. While their primary focus is the health and well-being of their bees, Big Island Moonbow Farms' diverse apiary locations allow them to capture several of the unique nectar sources their island has to offer. Pairing their immense passion and the combined efforts of their family and bees, the farm is pleased to provide Wai Meli - an array of small-harvest, local, raw honey. The Wai Meli team believes that beekeeping is a synthesis of many elements, including farming, biology, and art. There are many variables involved in the nectar selection and foraging availability; location, weather patterns, honeybee health, and hive management all play important roles in the production of honey. Each harvest is seasonable and determined by the preferences of the honeybees. Wai Meli's honey is unheated to maintain nutritive value and true character. It is the brand's hope that customers enjoy Wai Meli as much as the team enjoys it!