Your feast is digesting, everything has been cleaned up and with a deep sigh you ponder holiday shopping. At aloha holoholo we support great value, shopping in our community and being “Shipocalypse”* free.
Chrissy, our savvy shopping expert, lists ten local shops with irresistible Black Friday offers.
Malie Organics
Get 20% off all full-price merchandise.
We are iconic
Starting Friday at 11am and extended through to Monday (Champagne included). Get 25% off the entire store (some new arrivals excluded).Online shoppers can look for the discount code which will be posted online Friday at 11am.
Soha Living
Receive 30% off all merchandise from 6am to 9am, 25% off from 9am to 1pm, and 20% off from 1pm to 9pm.
The Butik
Get 50% off everything in the store all day.
Local Motion Hawaii
Opens 11/23,Thursday at 6pm – 10pm and reopens on 11/24,Friday from 6am till 9pm. With every $50 purchase you will receive a $20 Local Motion gift card. Another popular promotion are gift packs
*for wahine ordinarily $64 are only $34.99 for this promotion – included are Local Motion branded items – clutch, trucker hat and jr. tank top
*for kane ordinarily $80 are only $39.99 for this promotion- included are Local Motion branded items – trucker hat, a select T-shirt,lanyard, 2 liter dry bags, and a license plate frame.
ByChari
Get 25% off with code THANKS25 until Monday 11/27/17.
The Paperie
Get 20% off the entire store from 6am to 9pm | 9am to 12pm get 10% off.
Ginger13
Get 30% off jewelry from 7am to 8am | 25% off jewelry from 8am to 12pm | 20 percent off all merchandise from 12pm to 6pm.
Thinker Toys & Thinker Things
Take 20% off entire purchase from 6am -10am | 10am to 9pm get 20% off a single regular price item (some restrictions apply).
Ki.ele
Receive 20% off site wide
For more info on Black Friday openings Hawaii News Now provided a great list of store hours and here is a link for a comprehensive list of Ala Moana Center’s Black Friday Specials!
*”Shipocalypse” – a term referring to the millions of cardboard boxes shipped from fulfillment centers over the holiday season.