T&L Muumuu Factory

The staff at T&L are so helpful! Theur service is top tier & they surely aim to please! The selection is vast, and there's no shortage of something for everyone! I came here to pick some costume dresses for my hula performances. The cost is worth the value of their pieces, as I will use them for many shows to come!

Had to listen to the owner over and over again how everything is costing so muchOnly because I asked if she gives Kamaaina discountsWe were looking muumuus to dance hula for our churchBottom line is we are all struggling with the cost of living

We werw.looking for matching clothing for 3 generations Too touristy in style and print.

Great selection of shirts in small to 6x, nice selection in 2x- a minimum of 20 patterns to choose from. Most have coconut shell buttons, cotton/rayon blend, run true to size. Polos and shirts, matching pockets. Nice ladies inside, offer opinions on fit, size, color choices.... Not like fashion divas, but HONEST AUNTIES!! I got 2.... I might go back

I bought two beautiful long muʻumuʻu, as that is the dress code to be a volunteer at ʻIolani Palace, and I didn't have any. They were not busy that weekday morning when we visited, so we waited about 15 minutes while one was hemmed up. I am short (5'1") so dresses and muʻumuʻu are often too long on me off the rack. I have received many compliments when wearing both muʻumuʻu. Reasonably priced, great selection, and good customer service.

First time experience at T &L and were impressed with the selection and service from June?? The name may not be correct but she was patient and helpful! We found just what we needed for a May Day performance--beautiful white muumuu and shirt which washed beautifully! The prices were very reasonable for the quality of the material and styles!Thank you! We will be back!

Mahalo nui loa to the little nana that was working today! I should've gotten her name because she was just the sweetest!I was looking for a dress for a work event and browsed the store looking for something in red. I asked her if I should try the size I normally wear and she told me to go up one size. I tried on a red dress- it was pretty. She pulled a green dress for me to try- also very pretty. Then she pulled a style and color I would never have even considered. I tried it on & I loved it! And it was on sale! I highly recommend this shop! Awesome service, pretty pieces and great prices!Updated picture to come in May when I have my event!

I randomly found this place during a walk and was intrigued. I was very excited because I was interested in some affordable local Aloha wear and wanted to look around for something. I was respectful, kind, and asked the seamstress if i could leave my bag behind her register so that they wont assume that i was a theif. The customer service was ghetto!!! I told the seamstress that I wanted to look around and she walked off back to her sewing table and started gossiping about me to another seamstress. "she want to look aROoUunD. She waste my time. Why she want waste my time? I nO have time. You buy and you go!" She said something else in her own language. I would give them 0 stars for the nasty attitude but I can't. They did have great aloha wear and the prices were good but I'm not spending money with hateful, stinky, disrectful services. Maybe she had a bad day. Maybe she's the only one there that has that dismissive attitude. I was literally going to look around with the intent to buy. It's called shopping. The other seamstress didn't say anything negative while I was there. I grabbed my bag and left. I haven't been there since.

If you need a mu'umu'u (Hawaiian style dress), T&L Mu'umu'u Factory might be a good place to look for one!I've been to the original location on Kapiolani Boulevard and got a fabulous floor length dress at a good price! I wore it to my cousin's wedding, a Yelp event, and an alumni event at my high school. The dress style, color, and design got many compliments!I knew that the shop was moving. I had read my friend, Ward's review about the new location on Cooke Street. Yay! Just in time for the Dinner En Blanc!Yes... Every year, the Dinner En Blanc (Dinner in White) has a secret location. All participants are to wear white clothing. I had tried to attend in the past, but seats always fill up quickly. This year, the Dinner En Blanc would be virtual - many more people were able to attend. I had even won Champagne and Caviar through an Instagram Contest sponsored by Yelp Hawaii and Chef Mavro! Woot woot! And now I needed a white outfit...I looked at two Ross stores. They had white, short dresses - nothing outstanding. In my heart, I knew I wanted a mu'umu'u. I could do the local thing and wear white plumeria earrings to match! LOL! Plus, with a long dress, no one really looks at your footwear! (I couldn't find my white sandals anyway.)The new location of T&L Muumuu Factory (in Kaka'ako) is better because there's more free parking (even though the interior seems smaller). There's still a lot of selection and everything is organized well according to size and color. I had a choice between two white, floor length mu'umu'u. I took the one with the plain skirt because the fabric was softer, flowed better, and draped nicely. The cashier offered me different sizes and styles, but I stuck with my gut instinct.I showed my new white mu'umu'u to my mom, neighbor, niece, and a couple of friends. They all approved. A stranger even approached me and asked if I was going to dance hula. I laughed and told her that she probably wouldn't want to see me stumble around with two left feet! Haha!Note: right now, T&L Muumuu Factory is having a sale! The nice cashier gave me 15 percent off! P.S. the service here is attentive! While I was in the dressing room, the told me to take my time. I heard another customer wanting to use the dressing room... They cleared out another room for her. They're very accommodating and helpful!

Nice selection in all sizes. Traditional dresses, all sizes. Dressy to casual, to knock around dresses. Some soft, some stiffer fabric. Wash and they get softer!