Harbors Vintage

i randomly discovered about Harbors Vintage when someone reposted a story about Peach's first birthday on social media. I was obsessed since she was also a cream doxie so of course i had to meet her! I have heard about them before as i saw they had a pop up with shrimp daddy a while back but i wasn't able to make it, but it seems like they do random pop ups on saturdays with other small businesses which seems pretty cool. They have about 5 designated stalls before their store. dont miss it otherwise you'll need to go around the block. otherwise, there is street parking if it's available. it's shortly after Honolulu burger company and the Mexican grocery store near safeway. The service here is really friendly too and they are also pet friendly which is also super important to us :P

Happened to spot this store from the Safeway parking lot that's down the street a bit. I just had to walk over. They've got an impressive selection of shoes and clothes. Staff was friendly and explained the layout very clearly bc the store is much bigger than it looks. They have an upstairs that has all local businesses, some new and some vintage. They even have a discount room where everything is under $20. Parking is behind the store.

My family always visits Harbors Vintage, but we've only shopped at the Royal Hawaiian location because of its close proximity to our hotel. My daughter also visits them when they sell on campus at UH Manoa. But on this trip, for the first time, we didn't find anything we liked at the RH store, so we drove to this location on Beretania. We are so glad we did. We parked across the street at the Safeway structure. The store is clean and organized very much like the Waikiki location, but with far more items to look through. We were greeted by a super-nice guy who went over the store layout and the collabs they had going on. Then my kids went at it! We spent quite some time there -- they must have looked through every rack and shelf three times as they decided on which items to try on and buy. I got tired of circling the store with them, so I sat on a small bench by the dressing rooms until I was called to help in decision making. :)Everyone bought something that day. I missed taking pictures of the cute 70's Hawaiian polo shirt and 90's Hawaiian t-shirt my son and daughter-in-law bought. Prices are fair and reasonable. Items are always clean and in stellar vintage condition. The guy that worked that day checked on us just enough and was so nice to chat with during checkout. It was a great shopping experience -- we'll be back!

Hey Guys and Gals! Speaking to all who grew up in the 80s and 90s, did you move away for college and your parents donated or got rid of all your heavy metal and wrestling tees, those classic Champion branded NBA and NFL jerseys, or those pairs of well-made Levi's jeans?Yeah, I regret ever donating my "old" clothes, or opening my toys and video games lol.If you don't want to rummage through church thrift stores, Goodwill, Savers, Salvation Army, or go to numerous garage sales and hope to get lucky, then Harbor's Vintage is the place to go!I've been to the Waikiki location first, and discovered there was another location with more stuff! Hopefully, Yelp won't delete and move that business page to here again.This location is along the left side of Beretania St, in between Safeway and Times. There's only metered parking. You need to hit the buzzer to be let in, which is good to control the crowd.Once inside, you're immediately taken back to the 90s with a plethora of shirts, hat, toys, shoes, posters, and even a Nintendo 64 with four controllers and Mario Kart displayed. They just need the Sony CRT TV!Everything is very well organized. The shirts are separated by color or by genre, and other clothes are by section. There are toy figures for sale too, but very few. I did find a 1997 Hakeem Olajuwon figure! Hopefully they can expand that.You can't say this is a thrift store since the prices don't reflect being "thrifty," but the prices are fair value and generally what they go for at other stores, unless you do discover them at a thrift store. This is a resale/secondhand store where they buy your vintage clothes and resell them. So if you have cool, vintage clothes and toys stored deep in the attic or closet, you can bring them here and get some cash!Overall, Harbors Vintage is a cool store to check out if don't have a time machine. The items are mostly 90s stuff. So if your favorite shirt back in the day was lost forever, it might be here! The staff is very friendly and helpful. Everything is in excellent condition. Some are almost as if you were buying it in the 90s. I need to check on my clothes now!

Best vintage store, everything is easy to get to. You don't have to go picking through everything. Staff were really nice and helpful. Getting there involved a couple one way streets but no big deal.

Great spot for local artist items (stickers, hats, unusual jewelry,palaka stuff) and also vintage clothes. If you were a fan of Mori in the past you will enjoy this place. Let's keep local artists afloat! They also have some fun sounding workshops to create your own tote bag, etc.

Exceptionally knowledgeable and helpful customer service staff at every location! Welcoming, laid back, eclectic vibe. Special events like First Fridays. Wide range of clothing and prices for every budget with the best selection at Beretania (also in Waikiki, but a much smaller store geared a bit more to tourists).

Wonderful to see vintage items and beautiful art. Nicole Ishii's mixed art was fabulous up coming artist to watch.

Friendly staff, solid selection with pretty good prices. Nothing to write home about but worth the stop if you're in the area.

Well chosen selection of vintage clothing and items. Friendly, polite service with a smile. Nice decor and interior. Dr. Phil R.