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Retailer Hilo Hattie to open store at Royal shopping center
27 Feb '06
1 min read
Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center will be the new home of Hilo Hattie's 29,000 sq ft Flagship Store when it relocates to Waikiki in the early summer of 2007.
The two-level store, occupying the first and second floors with direct access from Kalakaua Avenue, will further enhance the $84 million revitalization that is taking place at the Center.
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Hilo Hattie is Hawaii's largest Hawaiian retailer and also the world's largest manufacturer of Hawaiian, resort and casual fashions, offering hundreds of prints and styles only available at a Hilo Hattie store.
It operates seven stores on all the major islands in Hawai'i and has stores in Orange and San Diego California, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Orlando, Florida.
Last year, more than 2.5 million visitors and locals shopped at Hilo Hattie, making it the state's largest shopping attraction.
Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, the premier shopping destination in Waikiki, consists of 293,000 square feet along a three-block stretch on Waikiki's famed Kalakaua Avenue.
The Center is now undergoing a major $84 million renovation, the first since the Center opened in 1979.
The two-level store, occupying the first and second floors with direct access from Kalakaua Avenue, will further enhance the $84 million revitalization that is taking place at the Center.
Click to view more details
Hilo Hattie is Hawaii's largest Hawaiian retailer and also the world's largest manufacturer of Hawaiian, resort and casual fashions, offering hundreds of prints and styles only available at a Hilo Hattie store.
It operates seven stores on all the major islands in Hawai'i and has stores in Orange and San Diego California, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Orlando, Florida.
Last year, more than 2.5 million visitors and locals shopped at Hilo Hattie, making it the state's largest shopping attraction.
Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, the premier shopping destination in Waikiki, consists of 293,000 square feet along a three-block stretch on Waikiki's famed Kalakaua Avenue.
The Center is now undergoing a major $84 million renovation, the first since the Center opened in 1979.
Hilo Hattie
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