Homegrown

I couldn't come to Hawaii and not visit Homegrown! I didn't really see anything until, "for behold, I bring unto you good tidings of great joy..."Christmas ornaments and a Santa hat made from Paniolo fabric! SOLD!It's beginning to feel a lot like kalikimaka!Mahalo Homegrown! Until next time!

How can 3 or 4 shops recently open in Pearlridge with Hawaiian themed items in close proximity to each other?This is a good sized store with lots of inventory. I wanted to find a larger different looking backpack so I went in to browse.An unexpected find- a cute, light in weight dangling earring, a good accessory for an Orange Party I'll be attending soon.I only had time to browse half the store as the timer went off on my iPhone to pick hubs up from PT. Next time I'll check out the shop by satellite City Hall by Arby's and the classy looking one on the street level close to the escalators.

women here so nice! they help me and friends find matching for luau. we wear same design in different shapes. so soft materials.

This store carries the culture of Hawaii from childhood toys, t-shirts, old items from 1970s exclusive to Hawaii. An example is a paper made yellowish portfolio that cost 10 cents to hold blank paper on one side and homework on the other side. For us poor families, that was a great help with nine kids. My mom gave me five and made it last throughout the year by taping it. They have jewelry, stickers, wooden signs and bags. This store is worth going in. Remember the fashions are like a small boutique with a mean overhead. Th we y will be opening a huge store on first level of Pearlridge Uptown across from Razors. Watch out, you can easily drop $100-$300 in 5-10 minutes. I dropped close to $60. I int NF to com back for other items.They have a rewards program, 1 point every $25...and rewarded 10% or more off your next item? 20 points is a reward...so, $500 will get 20 pts. Have fun...Ciao!

Especially with the many Native Hawaiians, living in diaspora, due to rising costs of housing and living, we have many opportunities to not just support local businesses but to support Native Hawaiian businesses. Homegrown offers a venue for supporting many Native Hawaiian businesses who many not have the start up ability to establish their own shop. Easy one stop shop for lots of different authentic Hawaiian gifts, household needs, clothes, accessories. While all of these separate businesses may have their own website, Homegrown allows you the opportunity to see these items up close and try on clothes before purchase. Since most of these businesses are not just Native Hawaiian but also offer items made in Hawaii, rather than outsourcing, some items may cost more than the average but I find that they're still reasonable.

The best store in PearlRidge. I always stop by when I'm visiting- its a mini Made In Hawaii festival without the crowds.Take your time and look around, you'll find all kine stuff- clothes (palaka of every color), jewelry, cute bags, kids stuff, toys, books, snacks, kitchen, tshirts, quality stuff.And if you're in town playing tourist like me, hop on the rail (skyline) at Halawa, take the scenic ride to kapolei and back and get off at PearlRidge on the way back to do a little shopping. Buy and load your Holo card at the station. Another souvenir.

What an absolutely awesome store. Thet carry all kinds of local style clothing for men and women, as well as a great selection of gift items. This is the kind of store we need at Windward Mall.

I wish I could give this store more than 5 stars! The clothing is so soft and comfortable I want to wear everyday, lol. I have purchased multiple items and it never fails I get compliments from strangers as well as friends.They also have a large variety of items locally made by others in Hawaii.

Always supporting local... This store has a lot of local attire for the entire family. Too many local brands to choose from which I love ..

Terrible customer service. I understand that it's the holiday season but everyone that helped me was so grouchy. I honestly thought about just leaving all my items at the counter because of how terrible the workers were talking to me. Funny how this store preaches "aloha" yet are the worst employees to do so.