Nani's Gift Shop

EMT, police, and fire department merch sold here! The worker, whom I don't know if they're the owner or not, was extremely helpful. She was assisting us in finding the correct sizes and finding alternatives as well. It's pricier than the ABC stores' clothing that surrounds it, but I would still recommend this shop!

We stopped here on the way to beach. I purchased a Hawaiian baseball cap and flip flops. I think this store is cute and they have some nice clothes and pretty jewelry. The ladies that work here are friendly.

I'm not a tourist, but I was looking for a tank top that I could work out in/go to the beach in....basically, I'm trying to be more of a moke. Nani's T-shirt outlet didn't have any tank tops, but ladies working suggested going to the store a few storefronts down. The products sold in nani's are a little pricey, but you're not gonna find anything cheaper at the stores across the street from one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.....-____- think of how much rent these owners must pay! Anyways, the clothing side has a wide selection of t-shirts, sweatshirts, dresses and aloha shirts. They also sell hula skirts! I used to be in a hula halau, and my mom made my skirts.....they didn't look half as good as the ones sold here :) The gift shop side sells regular touristy things....magnets, shot glasses etc. The store is a family run business and the people working there were really friendly. I'll definitely be back to buy gag gifts for my mainland friends.

IT is what it is. A tourist shop with many levels of goods for the tourist to bring home or wear right away. I am basing my review on the service which was great and the fact that my family bought around 10 items that they found useful. Hats, sun dresses, etc and at decent prices for being right across the street from Waikiki Beach. I believe there is higher and lower quality here and the prices seem to reflect it well enough. You can buy those crazy cheap t-shirts if you want a lot of them or spend more and get a better quality. The prices are similar to other area stores and we really liked the extra service given by the store manager or owner. My family still uses several items that they purchased there which means that they did not totally waste their money. I can tell you that this is not the case with all their trinkets they bought in Hawaii.

It's funny when the title of the store has "outlet" attached to it (on the sign at the store in big letters) but it's nothing like an outlet. I was curious, so we went in.Carries Iolani labels (at full price) as well as imitation Iolani (similar in print but not quite) priced at $69.99 (what?!). Carries lots of Aloha wear, but it's similar to the same stuff you will see at International Marketplace and the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet. The upside is the store sells Hawaii postcards at 6 for a dollar- the best that I've seen.The sales people are kinda on the pushy side.

I ordered sparkling Reebok on 062419, the funds were debited out of my account and I have yet to receive merchandise. I emailed they have been emailing back and forth. I called and got a voicemail only. This is so sad scammers!!

Tourist trap at it's finest. Sign outside says "1 shirt for $4.99, 5 for $19.99" except those shirts are the cheesy, poorly made shirts while 90% of the rest of the inventory in the store are priced $20-$70.I bought 2 shirts, a child's fire department shirt ($17.99) and an adult fire fighter shirt ($19.99). The staff was helpful, but the merchandise was waaaaay over priced and even outdated. There was a 2014 Pro-Bowl shirt still listed at full price, we are 2 months away from the 2016 Pro-Bowl! I got licensed Harley Davidson shirts next door for $21, avoid this place.

Technically, there's Nani Aloha Shirt Outlet then Nani Aloha Street gift shop. I eyed the gift shop as the ideal souvenir spot. My boyfriend and I absolutely got sucked in. Got a tiki bobblehead & 2 window decals for the car, honu (turtle) earrings for me, and a tiki necklace for him.The ladies who worked there were very nice and friendly...but almost annoying. I think that's the tactic to keep shoplifting down. But we walked out with discounts on everything we bought- pretty cool. I'd definitely go here again. And buy a lot more. :p

I tested the perfumes and took the box behind it and realized it was the wrong one. I went to exchange it and the unkind ladies both had an attitude and said no Recepit? So I returned a few days later with my bank proof (store, price everything g on it) and they said no exchange! I have never given anyone one star, this is my first EVER! They are just mean and unfriendly. Do yourself a favor and walk down a bit further to Makai Gift Oiler- very very nice people there and so sweet!

The workers here are super rude. The 2 women who work here & I believe probably own the store. immediately Right after I paid for my T-shirts they said we messed up the front of the store and were super rude to us and began pointing their fingers at us . There were probably 5 other people going through all the shirts. Wish she would've said that before I paid so I didn't give them my business.