DK Travel : Maui : Shopping

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Ala Malama Street

This is small-town U.S.A., Moloka’i style. On Saturdays, take a leisurely look at the farmers’ market, which is also part swap meet, part social gathering.
Azeka Makai & Mauka

The former houses the post office, souvenir shops, fast food joints, and Azeka’s Snack Shop – the only place left to get the old market’s famous ribs. Across the road, Azeka Mauka offers local banks, more souvenirs, and Stella Blues.
Big Wind Kite Factory/Plantation Gallery

You can buy handmade kites and windsocks, and view the owners’ collection of drums, baskets, jewelry, and textiles.
Bird of Paradise Unique Antiques

A treasure trove of 1930s to ’50s glassware, tableware, furniture, and plenty of Hawaiiana.
Blue Ginger

For those who enjoy more subtle versions of Hawaiian prints, Blue Ginger offers some great designs. It is especially good for baby and children’s clothes.
Borders Books, Music & Café

The vast stock includes a full selection of Hawaiian music and books, while the café serves good coffee, breakfast items, and light lunches.
Clementine’s

A long-time Maui resident, Clementine magically crams a treasure trove of unique clothing, jewelry, accessories, and more into a joyous cupboard of a room!
Collections

Lovely and comfortable clothing, accessories, jewelry, bath items, housewares, and one of the best selections of greeting cards on the island.
Crazy Shirts

The king of T-shirt shops, Crazy Shirts designs are distinctive, and the shirts made of the highest quality cotton.
Cy Maui

Beautiful, unique, handpainted and silk clothing, much of it locally made.