Hilo Hattie

Clothing store · Hilo

Hilo Hattie

Clothing store · Hilo

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111 Puainako St, Hilo, HI 96720

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Hilo Hattie by Photo by John Fowler

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A spacious oasis of Hawaiian fashion and souvenirs, where you'll find a mix of specialty treats and helpful staff amidst the busy tourist bustle.  

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111 Puainako St, Hilo, HI 96720 Get directions

hilohattie.com

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111 Puainako St, Hilo, HI 96720 Get directions

+1 808 961 3077
hilohattie.com

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Feb 6, 2025

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"Take Home Hawaii from Hilo Hattie Souvenirs galour is what you’ll find at Hilo Hattie’s, an Islandwide chain filled with aloha-wear, macadamia nuts, hula dolls, sunglasses, ukuleles, and key chains. It’s the perfect place to choose from a variety of aloha shirts, or splashy, hibiscus flower printed dresses so you can look the part on your holidays in the Hawaiian Islands. The store is also the perfect last stop before departing Hawaii to pick up gifts for everyone back home."

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Jason Newquist

Google
Tourist trap. Service are very nice, but when the space is flooded with people getting on and off tourist busses, it casts a certain pall over the shopping experience. Food products (some store branded... what?) and clothing and jewelry, all in one place. Oy! (In my defense, my wife dragged me here on the basis of memories from going to a shop on Oahu when she was a kid. Moral of the story: do not trust memories from the mid-80s.)

Joe D

Google
free shell necklace and kona coffee when you come in

Andy Martone

Google
Tourist trap filled with pushy salespeople.

Peter Guilmette

Google
Sales woman was extremely helpful

Jason Newquist

Google
Tourist trap. Service are very nice, but when the space is flooded with people getting on and off tourist busses, it casts a certain pall over the shopping experience. Food products (some store branded... what?) and clothing and jewelry, all in one place. Oy! (In my defense, my wife dragged me here on the basis of memories from going to a shop on Oahu when she was a kid. Moral of the story: do not trust memories from the mid-80s.)

Joe D

Google
free shell necklace and kona coffee when you come in

Andy Martone

Google
Tourist trap filled with pushy salespeople.

Peter Guilmette

Google
Sales woman was extremely helpful