Crazy Shirts

Got the best service here today, and wanted to give a shout out of gratitude to the employees that were so nice, helpful, and kind. The female manager made a call to another store to get the shirt I wanted, and had them hold it for me. Her male colleague sold my husband a cool shirt. He was also personable, funny, and helpful. He gave us lunch ideas, and really knew the merchandise. Thank you to the awesome employees of Crazy Shirts!

Meh. These shirts are crazy expensive, but they seem to do well in Waikiki. I guess a lot of tourists like buying these expensive shirts, especially Japanese cat lovers. Yes, they have an entire section dedicated to t shirts with images of cats, kinda strange, but whatever sells I guess.
Other merchandise include very feminine cut clothing and shirts dyed in different «dyes». Things like dirt and chili, beer and money (yes, they somehow due shirts with money!!) apparently are used as dyes and will add a hefty value to your t-​shirt. $ 30 for a t-​shirt is not something I’m interested in, especially when I can walk next door and get a HAWAII tshirt from the ABC store for $ 7. Fancy dyes don’t phase me, sorry.
The man at the counter helping my friend didn’t seem like he was happy to be at work. I heard him conversing with the tourists in Japanese so go him for his bilingual abilities, but he wasn’t particularly nice or welcoming towards us.
The location is convenient if you’re in waikiki, it’s on kalakaua next to billabong and across from the large banyan turn out. There’s no parking, of course, but what do you expect in waikiki?

A bit on the pricey side, but their «dyed with kona» smells so yummy ! My boyfriend had bought a couple shirts with awesome designs. Def recommend stopping by and picking one up

Crazy Shirts! I’ve grown up on them living in San Francisco and when I was in Waikiki recently, I just had to stop by and get my dad one. They’ve always had good quality, soft and comfortable t-​shirts. They aren’t cheaply made so they arent cheaply priced either… They average around $ 28 and a little more for the organic dyed ones (around $ 31). The kona– coffee dyed ones smell great. I had to pass on the volcanic ash dyed tees cause I believe in the Hawaiian folklore that you do NOT take lava (rock) in any form off the island… That’s just me.
Service was super friendly & courteous towards me… I had to wait a little bit to purchase the shirt I had picked out because the person in front of me (tourist) was a little confused on the exact change needed for her purchase. She was obviously unfamiliar with our currency and I watched the cashier patiently help her count out the money making sure she paid the right amount, not a penny more… He also apologized to me twice for the wait. I didnt mind it all seeing the customer service he displayed.
I didnt give the store 5 stars because I was used to bigger Crazy Shirts stores like the one in Sausalito that had so many regional prints to choose from. But all in all… good store, great shirts and awesome staff.

They have a great selection of shirts.
These shirts last many washes before fading or shrinking.