Reyn Spooner

Reyn Spooner pop-up sale??? Shooooooooots! Bruddah Fran is 1st in line Bro!This years Reyn Spooner pop up ended up at the Waikele Premium Outlets, which is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay closer for me, than last years pop up sale in Kapolei (I live in town). As soon as I got da email from Reyn Spooner, I went down on the 1st day of the pop up sale.I didn't really need a shirt, as I have more than my share of Spooners in my closet. I was mainly here to pick up a shirt for my childhood friend, who has been living in Seattle for over 35+ years.As I strolled through the racks of shirts, I came across a University of Hawaii design Reyn Spooner shirt. As a proud alumni, one must have a UH Reyn Spooner in your wardrobe, as we must represent! I already have this UH design in my closet, so I picked up this UH shirt for my friend.While looking around further, I came across a "Las Vegas design" shirt. Being Las Vegas is da "9th island", how can this Hawaii boy not have this shirt???Like a sucker, I ended up buying this shirt for myself. Lol!I always look forward to these Reyn Spooner pop up sale, as the shirts are deeply discounted.Service here is always on-point, and truthfully, ya can't go wrong with wearing a Spooner!

Shopping in Waikele, O'ahu, Hawaii...My friend sent me an advertisement for a Big Sale at REYN Spooner OUTLET. I told her that I don't know anyone who wears that expensive brand. She said it's really good quality... and I should get a shirt for my engineer brother-in-law.I thought: yeah... he's a hard-worker and good father to my nieces and patient husband to my sister. LOL... Plus, his birthday is tomorrow... good timing!Alright... I'll take a look...Located at Waikele Premium Outlets, between AX (Armani Exchange) and Famous Footwear, the shop had open doors at 9am before the other stores. The parking lot was roped off, so customers had to park on the side of the outlet.The guy at the door was named Dusty. He was very friendly and pointed out the different styles and even helped me dig through the bucket hats for certain sports teams!The guy at the dressing room was named Isaiah. He helped hold up shirts for me and gave his opinion on the different designs. Thank you!The cashiers were very patient. They said that yesterday was a mad house! Most of the Christmas shirts were sold out! I was lucky to get a shirt that my sister approved of (I texted her some photos). The system was made more efficient with a guy who took hangers off of the Aloha Shirts and folded them nicely with price tags showing. If you get a chance to go to the Sale... GO!The prices are fantastic! There are straw hats, water flasks, flip flops, dresses, women's tops, children's clothing, and more!

Shame on Reyn Spooner for customer service. My husband and I went to this store to look for shirts for him and my son. You would think that Being local would mean something. We were not even acknowledged at all. We spent some time looking around and we observed two workers that were catering to the Japanese and Haole couples. Why would we buy local when locals are not even paid attention too. I also found prices ridiculous for an outlet store. I would never go back and would not recommend this business.!!