No'eau Designers

Finally I found another store that carries Bomber Eyewear. If you are on the west side of Oahu, in Kapolei at the Kamakana Ali'i mall, check out No'eau Designers. I was happy to see they had the bomb rippa models in store and got the last blacked out polarized bomb rippa!!!!Experience from No'eau was great, multiple store associates asked if I needed any help with anything. When I found the Bombers rack, they are locked up but the associate was super helpful and I got what I wanted. Great experience from this store with great customer service.

Me and my daughter thought this was such a cute store. I am hawaiian myself and my daughter fell in love with a hawaiian flag backpack/crossbody from this store. It was pricy $70 but i decided to purchase it for my daughter. She has now used this bag for less than 2 weeks and both pull tabs have completely came off, see the photos. Today we decided to go to the store and ask what the policy on the backpacks are and explained what happened with the backpack i purchased for my daughter.I was told their policy is exchange/refund with 30 days with a receipt and all tags must be attached item must still be brand new. I was very frustrated with this answer because i did tell them my daughter has been using the bag and for $70 i would expect better quality. Both employees just looked at me and said nothing. I let them both know i would be writing a review on yelp due to the low quality but high price tags for their bags. So buyers if you are purchasing a backpack/crossbody from this store do not be surprised that the quality does not match the high price you will be paying.

Located in Ka Makana Ali`I mall this is my go-to spot for locating gifts. Wide variety of items from household decor, books, men/women/children clothing and even car rugs! Prices aren't ridiculous and they also have a location in Ala Moana for the townies.

Male cashier was rude and unfriendly. There were maybe 5 people in the store and it wasnʻt like he was busy. One register was closed so I went over to his. He gave his co-worker the eye and I felt offended and even asked, "Why the eye?" Then he got more professional asking canned questions, but it was forced and not genuine. There are some nice things there, but not worth the unfriendly cashier nor the drive out there.

I was looking all around the island for beautiful finds and local clothings for my families in Utah and I sure found it! This store is like a world full of local creations! You won't be disappointed!

Nice store filled with products from local designers. They have a few brands that I normally buy from: David Shepard, Living Hula, Kini Zamora-- and they have a lot of Hawaiiana books and a few games too. We left with a couple of books and stickers that I got carried away with and spent too much on lol. Good place to go if you want to shop local and support small Native Hawaiian / local Hawaii businesses.

Perfect store to find and support locally made products and small businesses in Hawai'i. Friendly and helpful staff with lots of great and unique products.My favorite part of the store? The book section! Great selection of local books on native history, plants and language.

Established in January 2017, two local entrepreneurs Vaalele Malaki & Corrina Travis who are both raised on Oahu decided to take different approach on sharing their culture. Having a deep connection to their roots & the desire to inspire & uplift local artist No'eau Designers was born.That explains why there were different featured products handcrafted with various skilled local artists here in Hawaii. Personally, it is like I'm wandering in a half museum room somewhere & is always in an awe. ND is a one stop shop allowing to see customers their favorite artist in one location year 'round. Whether you're looking for accessories, clothing, jewelry, home goods or bath & body products they have it.Bandit was hooked immediately! He bought a cloth mask $35 & a table top decoration from Maikapoli Creations $25. He's so happy with his purchases.Obviously they're not cheap. But as the saying goes, support local, (sigh) they're pretty worth it to have people's support. Building a community ain't easy & if we are talking about local native talents, why not keep the culture alive & if yo can't afford to buy the products now, let us help spread the creativity on what showcases Hawaii's talent verbally. Hawaii is so unique. Valuing any roots they came from is so important. And as years passed by, you'll see less & less people taking their part on embracing what they really have. So kudos big time for these two wahine who put up this business through showcasing part of their culture.Will love to come back in here the next time we juander the western coast of the island.Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow yelpers!

My husband bought bags and gave me couple days after. He didn't save receipt but it was in their store bag, and tag attached.I understand policy was exchange with gift receipt, but if it was clearly from them, they should accept at least Exchange or store credit. That way they're not loosing sales. I'm a store owner my self and it's not good customer service they have.

Awhile back ago I had gone into the Kapolei store just to check it out. The store was not busy at all and not one employee had approached me! I was interested in the comforters, sheets etc. It's unfortunate that NO ONE approached me and therefore my best bet is to rate a one star.