Holiday Gifting Island Style
Elevate your gifting game with aloha this holiday. Indulge in the finest Hawai'i has to offer with these island-inspired recommendations.
Featured Entrepreneurs
Ua Body is the continuation of a legacy natural skincare line started by cofounder Leala Humbert's mother 30 years ago on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi. Meaning rain in Hawaiian, "ua" speaks to the nurturing and healing effect of nature.
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Understanding the value and health benefits of Hawaiʻi’s native ʻulu (breadfruit) plant, ‘Ulu Mana dedicates itself to creating tasty food products made with this canoe plant, all while promoting sustainability, economic growth, and a healthy lifestyle in Hawaiʻi.
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Utara Organics was founded by Amy Arnett-Smith on the North Shore of Kaua‘i. Due to a medical condition and skin sensitivity, Amy was in need of natural skincare products, and in 2009 she started a line of organic skincare using mangosteen and other ingredients grown on her farm!
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Voyaging Foods bridges Hawaiian ancestral food and the modern healthy diet by growing and manufacturing gluten and grain-free powders from Native Hawaiian canoe plants–the treasured heirlooms of Polynesia.
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Wai Meli harvests Hawaiʻi-grown honey in an effort to promote sustainability in agriculture and to assist in the plight of the honeybee. The unique flowers and nectar the islands have to offer help to create special and delicious honey.
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Western Aloha makes everywhere-able clothing and gear inspired by the spirit of aloha and its home on Hawaiʻi Island. From beach to bar, sea to snow, or Waimea to Waikīkī, you can happily wear this paniolo-inspired apparel.
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Wrappily produces Hawaiʻi-inspired recycled gift-wrapping materials that address the global need for smarter, more sustainable gift wrap.
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YIREH is an ethically-made women’s resort wear brand based on Oʻahu that focuses on empowering and encouraging women. The brand features versatile and effortless styles for everyday wear in one-of-a-kind prints.
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