Maui Clothing

I’m giving 4.5 stars for the store’s offerings and Jazzmin, the sales lady we saw twice there, who was super sweet and patient with us. This store is past Benihana, kind of towards the front of Hilton Hawaiian Village facing Kalia Road (yes, I know this place is massive, hence the location description), across from it’s sister store, a swimsuit store, I think it’s Making Waves. The store is a clothing/​gift shop that carries the following: Tommy Bahama, Tori Richard, womens dresses & tops, Crocs, jewelry, boiled wool tropical flower printed coin purses (very unique gift idea, I was debating), hats (crushable included), etc. I looked at the dresses, Crocs, and hats. I was searching for a crushable, packable hat with lots of protection while my husband looked at the Tommy Bahama shirts. Jazzmin told us that the store used to be a Tommy Bahama store, but then the store took it over, and that some TB prints are exclusive to Hawaii (we didn’t know that). My husband really wanted one but it wasn’t in his size– she checked to see if other stores carried it, but it was available on another island). He did try on a few others too, while I looked at almost everything else in the store (tried on Crocs). I did find a packable, crushable hat at $ 16.95– pretty good. There were other hats priced up to $ 29.95. There were a few other customers in the store and Jazzmin managed them (and us) all pretty well. Someone asked for information (nearest store for toiletires– ABC store). Jazzmin is such a nice girl, it was fun chatting with her while shopping.
Although this is not a discount store, worth checking out if you are in the area, since Crocs, Tommy Bahama ($ 120– $ 125 for men’s shirts), and hats are all relatively priced the same. The setup is very nice– everything kind of flows, not cluttered or crowded (jammed racks) at all. I cannot say enough about Jazzmin. There used to be a DFS store across the way, but it’s closed since last year’s trip.