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This talented Canadian emigre designs fabulous women’s clothing; the shop’s accessories, like Moda sunglasses, handbags, and shoes are the perfect complements.

Opened in 1963 and named for a popular Hawaiian entertainer who performed during the 1950s and 1960s, this is the largest retailer of island-style, locally made apparel, souvenirs, and gifts.

Pearls of every size, shape, and color set in rings, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces are the specialties of Maui Divers.

Since the use of whale bones and teeth was prohibited in 1973, 21st-century scrimshanders use fossilized bone or walrus tusk for their amazingly intricate creations.

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

Extraordinary glass and a hearty trawl of nautical-themed objects fill this wonderful shop.

You can’t leave Maui without a few sweet, juicy pineapples! This shop packs up all of Maui’s best edible produce – papaya, Maui onions, coconuts, macadamia nuts – and will even deliver your order right to the airport.

Art galleries in Lahaina come and go, but Village Galleries has staying power. Lynn Shue has represented some of Maui’s finest artists and continues to bring new talent into her fold.

In a refurbished pineapple cannery, 50 stores selling everything from aloha wear to fine art. There’s a food court too, and a fun Mexican restaurant called Compadres.

A long-established Maui gallery with a respected penchant for reproductions of old Hawai’i maps.