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One of Hawai’i’s best-loved fabric and fashion designers, Sig Zane is almost single-handedly responsible for the revitalization of Market St. in Wailuku. His fabrics, mostly depicting native Hawaiian flora and fauna, are instantly recognizable.

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

Everything from baby gifts to fragrant bath products, greeting cards to handbags.

Maui’s largest shopping center, this two-level mall is where you’ll find national chains like Macy’s, The Gap, and Sharper Image, alongside quintessentially local stores like Camelia Seed Shop (local snacks).

Kahului’s other shopping center, anchored by Longs Drug Store and Star Market. Cost Less Imports is fun, and Kahului Florist is a good place for lei (garlands).

A pharmacy, on-site photo processing, local foodstuffs, toiletries, stationery items, magazines, and even rubber slippers: it’s all at Longs.

The supermarket’s deli is fabulous, and the on-site bakery turns out the best artisan breads on the Island.

Locals get here early for the best selection of fresh flowers and produce. There are also lots of T-shirts, inexpensive gift items, and the stuff folks have cleaned out of their garages.

Sports Authority, Lowe’s Home Improvement Center, Old Navy, and Office Max have outlets here. The locally owned Hawai’i Liquor Superstore has an outstanding selection of wines.

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