Reyn Spooner

Classic and quintessential prints to reflect prints and fabric that is of the highest quality and design.

Nothing less than 5 out of 5. Reyn Spooner is the epitome of classic Hawaiian wear. Ryan Spooner is still kicking it and throwing down the best Hawaiian clothing that you would see in the 50’s. They have multiple stores on Island. I always go to the Kahala Mall or Ala Moana locations.
The style of mens shirt is top notch. If you have never worn a classic well made Hawaiian shirt then be prepared because it takes a little to get used to. The shirts have a washed print (faded on the outside). They are also boxy. This is the classic look and shouldn’t ever change. The shirts run about $ 90, so they aren’t cheap. The pro is they last forever!
The staff is always friendly and eager to help. They usually consist of older women, but know there stuff!
Everyone from Doctor’s, lawyers to any professional in-​between are rocking Spooners and so should you! Don’t go anywhere else before taking a look here.

Reyn Spooner is home to high-​end aloha shirts in a huge variety of great designs (mostly «traditional», I think). The shirts are pricy, although you can find many on the sale racks at the back of the store for which the prices have been dropped by ¼ or so. (Still pricy… but better.) The staff is friendly and helpful; they convey energy and excitement about their products without any feeling that they’re pressuring you to buy.

This is such a great, local boutique with well-​crafted aloha shirts and swimming trunks.
The quality is very good with some cool designs and well-​tailored pieces, especially their «Modern Collection». It’s also great to have a locally-​owned, authentic Hawaiian boutique.
The customer service was excellent.

Reyn’s continues to produce the quintessential aloha shirt that symbolizes Hawaii. No matter where you go, men from all professions wear Reyn’s. Whether you are a corporate CEO running one of Hawaii’s top firms or the marketing assistant working their way up the corporate ladder, you are bound to have a Reyn’s shirt.
Its style is constantly evolving, however the classics remain. It’s washed out and inside/​out fabrics make its shirts distinct and stand out from the rest. While its patterns bode to the classics of Hawaii while paying homage to the future. The fabric blend they use is very durable and very comfortable even on the hottest Hawaiian day.
Their location has moved at Ala Moana Center from the Sears wing near the center stage to the Macy’s Wing near the Apple Store. Let’s just say its new look is clearly modern and contemporary. However, don’t let that deter you. Its style remains the same and its top-​notch service is still there.
While its pricey tag may make you squirmish at first, it isn’t that much more than its competing brands like Tori Richard and Kahala. Also, these shirts really will last forever.
When it comes to an Aloha Shirt, look no further than a Reyn Spooner.

You know, life is a funny journey. When I was a high school kid, I used to look at the older guys wearing Reyn’s shirts in downtown Honolulu and think to myself, «I am never going to wear a conservative businessman’s shirt like that… NEVER!»
Well, karma has kicked me in the butt for even thinking such a thing, because now those Reyn’s shirts take up at least a quarter of my closet! How did that happen? Well, for one thing I got older. Now I didn’t become a businessman, although I am a professional. Well, I guess it’s partly my wife’s doing. She has gotten me a Reyn’s shirt for various events: birthdays, father’s day, Christmas, a friend’s recent wedding, etc. Why would she spend so much money when she is normally such a consummate bargain hunter? After all, these shirts are far from cheap. Two reasons: One, she thinks I look good in them. Two, she said they are of better quality than most shirts, thereby lasting longer, and saving money in the long run.
So, there you have it, all you youngsters who happen upon this review. Make fun of us older folk, and you are liable to end up wearing one of these shirts yourself!

Reyn’s has cool shirts, but they are far too expensive (on balance $ 98). I always buy
Christmas shirts for the men in my life — they have a collection started, so I am stuck.
I usually order them by mail because I hate going to Ala Moana, and this year I discovered that their customer service is lousy. They ask you to comment; I commented on two separate occasions: NO REPLY.
Also, for Kamaaina, who live in the islands, who are ordering in the islands, they
should cover the mailing/​shjipping or handling costs.
I give them a big thumbs down, and I am going to look at Kahala and Tori
Richard from now on.

Yes 5 stars for the Reyn’s Spooner. It is the classic Aloha shirt that can be casual to formal. They wear well and last forever. I have Spooner’s from the late 70’s that are still good to go.
They have classic old prints, new lines from younger designers and shirts for a lot of universities and professional teams.
I like the Ala Moana store, but Kahala Mall is my favorite.

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because I’ve been waiting 2 weeks for my shirt. Today I heard that they had to order my shirt from another store and only now will ship it to me. It will be late for Christmas and that is absolutely unacceptable. One star for below par customer service.

The staff was not very helpful or forthcoming about information regarding the factory sale that is scheduled for this weekend. In the past I’ve had good customer service from the location. Today’s encounter with 2 of the sales personnel was not up to their usual level of service.
Update regarding the ultimate factory sale: it is fortunate that I saw the advertisement in the newspaper today. The 2 sales associates at the Ala Moana store, in addition to not being helpful, provided me with the wrong date and start time for the factory sale.
This shopper will not be purchasing anything from the Ala Moana store for the foreseeable future.

They have this new «modern» cut which is more of a slim cut that would’ve looked nice on the hub if I had gotten it. But in that cut they only had really bright patterns and we were obsessed with getting a sedate reverse print shirt he could wear to work. The one I found is pretty sweet but the material is very stiff, kinda like cardboard. I think if I wash it it will age well with time. Their small size seems good for the slim hub — didn’t have to get a keiki XL like at Manuhealii. The store associates were very helpful and friendly. The one negative about this store is that there is so much merchandise it can be a little overwhelming and difficult to find stuff. I get confused easily.

Classic and classy aloha shirts. High quality material with tasteful designs. The prices are higher then some but these are good quality shirts meant for going out or business, not to last for 1 badly performed luau.
I have a few shirts from Reyn’s. This last venture to the store was met with pleasant staff who were very knowledgeable about their products.
I continue to return to this store when at Ala Moana because they have high quality shirts that are worth the little extra cost.

Reyn Spooner makes classic Aloha Shirt attire. Almost everyone in Hawaii owns a Reyn. Their designs are usually derived from various classic leaf patterns. They don’t get too modern or crazy and most of their selection are standard cuts. A similar local Aloha Shirt designer would be Sig Zane over in Hilo on the Big Island. They’re a fairly big name in Aloha clothing, so you can probably find their shirts at Macy’s and Nordstrom.
Those unfamiliar with the higher end quality Aloha Shirts may be shocked at the prices, especially if they went to Hilo Hattie or saw something in the ABC Store first.
This location is nice and clean and the staff are pretty helpful if you are looking for something specific or a different size.

This is one of those companies that gets better with time.
Totally classic aloha shirts. I still have some from high school and that was a long time ago but i still love them.
The prices did definitely go up but still worth every penny.MAYBE.