ALOHA!

From Honolulu, Hawaii

Wear Aloha!

Made in Honolulu, Hawaii

Aloha Walk Shorts

by LANI'S General Store
LANI'S General Store in Honolulu Hawaii

We're Closed!

Due to the ongoing threat COVID-19 poses to our community, we are closed until further notice effective from March. 23rd of Monday.
While our store is closed, online is still open. We appreciate all your support through these uncertain times.
Please stay safe, strong and healthy.

LANI'S General Store


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Washable Face Masks are in stock!

Washable Face Masks are in stock!

Have you gotten your Mask yet?
Our Washable Face Masks are in stock now! They are all made in Hawaii U.S.A. and we will ship them from Honolulu Hawaii.
We're closed!

We're closed!

Due to the ongoing threat COVID-19 poses to our community, we are closed until further notice effective from March 23rd of Monday.
HARRISS by LANI'S General Store

HARRISS by LANI'S General Store

Fabrics dyed in Bali crossed the sea, traveled from island to island, and made into shirts in Hawaii.

Aloha Shirts

Shorts

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LANI'S General Store

Our Aloha Shirts are tailored carefully at our atelier in Honolulu Hawaii. AaaHHH... Paradise.

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SREFAOL

SREFAOL is backward of LOAFERS.
This collection is dedicated to kids who cannot become adults and to adults who wish they could be kids again.

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Hale No'eau

 We make original Pā'ū Skirts since 2005 in Honolulu Hawaii.

Visit our Etsy shop for more Pā'ū Skirts!!

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Made in Honolulu Hawaiʻi

Our shirts, skirts and accessories are manually cut and sewn in Hawaiʻi.

LANI'S General Store

1320 Kalani St. #205 Honolulu Hawaii

Made in Honolulu Hawaiʻi

Our clothes and accessories are manually cut and sewn in Hawaiʻi.

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bango

2019 Spring / Summer
British sailing ship Saioto departed Yokohama Bay for Hawaii in 1868. On board were the first group of immigrants to Hawaii who were known as Issei. Once at the plantations, they were allocated numbers, "bango," as their Japanese names were hard to pronounce and their respective numbers were used to manage everything, including their salaries.

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