Went in to look around cause I was looking for a specific item and there were only two customers. I was followed around by the heavyset man looking over my shoulder yet he didnt follow the Caucasian lady. Maybe he thought I didnt have money to spend. His answers were short and I felt it rude like singled out. It doesnt matter now cause Ill never go back there and I spent my money elsewhere.

I was excited to visit but the service here was just terrible. Didn’t get a name but a heavy set man with a beard just gave the weirdest vibe. He was rude, sarcastic and condescending. The online hours say they close at 5pm but they actually close at 4:30pm due to COVID hours (which is understandable, but when I walk into the store at 4:20 to look around, the employee didn’t mention it at all and their online hours say 5pm everyday of the week.) After looking around for 10 minutes, at 4:30 the employee told me that they’re actually closed now and made me feel like I had to leave immediately. He didn’t mention that they were closing early when I walked in, so I didn’t even get the chance to purchase anything nor did I want to after how rudely the guy pushed me out. He clearly wanted to leave work and didn’t seem happy to be working, and made me feel like I shouldn’t have come in at all. The store looks like it may have cool items, but the service made me not want to come here ever again. The entire experience was extremely uninviting and had the employee told me when I first walked in that they were closing in 10 minutes, I would have been understanding but he waited till I was looking around and interested in buying things and then quickly pushed me out without purchasing.

Awesome stuff to go through. Unique, interesting, vintage, classic... Yes its expensive, but not outrageous. Theres cool historic stuff in there!

The man inside the store made me feel deeply uncomfortable but the items in the store are quite cool.

I recently visited and did some shopping at The Tin Can Mailman, Honolulu. What a delightful store! The selection is expertly curated and well represented. Christopher Oswalt is a wealth of information and is happy to share. I wanted to buy so many more items, but sadly I did too much shopping before my visit to his shop-too much surf apparel, etc. I was able to satisfy my personal souvenir shopping, however. Again, I cannot recommend visiting this store enough. The prices are fair, and items on offer span all price points.I am planning another trip to the North Shore early next year, and will definitely take some time to visit and shop again-Ill limit my surf purchases, so that I have more to spend at Tin Can Mailman.Thank you for your dedication to Hawaiian vintage and your keen knowledge about your fantastic finds on offer!

This place is nicely decorated but insanely priced. Shirts are sold for $200 which I found exactly the same for 19.90 in another vintage store, and old photos are priced between 25-60 and they are not special at all! I found beautiful old photos just at Hound&Quail for 2 bucks.

The gentleman behind the counter was more than helpful and accommodating. He even tested the product in-store before I bought a particular bulb. However, there was no dedicated parking available, so you are at the mercy of oneway street parking on. Some prices were a little high, but reasonable when totalled.

Great buys

An antique shop in Hawaii centering on hula.It is really organized and easy to see.There are also old record jackets, posters, books and menus.About the book, the same book shows the difference of the cover according to the age.The clerk is also kind.

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Antique shop