Lei & florals · Markets · Lei, makeup & special-event beauty
Kauaʻi-born lei and island wear in Fallbrook
Native Hawaiian boutique in Fallbrook — lei, island clothing, and goods from Aunty Pinky Maynard, born and raised in Kekaha, Kauaʻi.
Listed as Kānaka ʻŌiwi–owned. Who is in the book
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Santa Ana clothing from Kekoa Cazimero — Native Hawaiian, born and raised in Honolulu. Mainland ops at Harbor Blvd.
Santa Ana, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
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Carson / LA metro apparel from Faʻavae Faʻavae — first-generation Samoan, island prints for the mainland.
Carson, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
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Richmond / East Bay brand from Kekoa Hager — Native Hawaiian–owned clothing, gifts, and skin care.
Richmond, CAKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite
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Northern California streetwear from a Samoan upbringing — HELLA POLY prints.
Bay Area, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
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San Diego / Chula Vista clothing house founded in 2003 by Toloai Letuli — Pasifika goods, brick shop.
Chula Vista, CAPacific Islander(619) 266-0644Website
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Southern California apparel from a Samoan ʻohana — born on the mainland, grandpa Filo Masunu in the story.
Carson, CAPacific IslanderWebsite
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Seattle Pasifika clothing from Celina Tupou-Fulivai — Tongan-Samoan founder, slow-fashion cuts.
Seattle, WAPacific IslanderWebsite
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A Hawaiian family grocery and gift shop in Las Vegas for Foodland-style snacks, apparel, and fresh leis — with a San Diego shop as well.
Las Vegas, NVKānaka ʻŌiwiWebsite