Foodland Exclusives

We know you love our reusable bags, and we're thrilled to have a new one to celebrate our 75th. Created by our very own Nelly Yasaka (designer of our ever popular musubi and poke bags and many more), this new tote pays homage to Foodland "then and now."

Say it with lei! In Hawaii, we love our lei and give them as a symbol of affection for many occasions. Our newest reusable bag design celebrates lei and all the ways we give and use them. Order yours today!

Reusable Bag Introducing our NEW reusable poke bag. Inspired by a Hawaii favorite - Poke! Our design features popular varieties like Limu Ahi and California Roll Ahi Poke. Plus, our other poke varieties like Wasabi Salmon, Tako and White Crab Kim Chee. ...

Reusable Insulated BagInspired by a Hawaii favorite - Poke! Our design features popular varieties like Limu Ahi and California Roll Ahi Poke. Plus, our other poke varieties like Wasabi Salmon, Tako and White Crab Kim Chee. Size 12"w x 8.5"g x 13.5"h...

We teamed up with the talented local artists at Kahala, the original manufacturer of aloha shirts since 1936, to bring you this incredibly detailed print. Take a close look at the special scenes of local life hidden within the pineapple design.

This work was created by freelance illustrator, Shar Tuiʻasoa, the artist behind Punky Aloha Studio, based in Kailua, Oahu. Known for her bold and colorful art celebrating her Pacific Islander heritage, Shar has created work for Apple, Disney, Pixar,...

'Nā Mea Kūpono' by North Shore artist Steven Kean reflects the artist’s signature method of relief printmaking. Driven by a passion for the process and a love affair with the ocean, Steven is a teaching artist at the Hawaii State art museum, and...

Created by Jeff Gress, this print of Aloha celebrates his passion as an artist who’s emphasis on hand drawn letterforms, bold graphics and traditional sign painting techniques, pay tribute to the craftsmen and trades of the past. Gress co-found and...

From the waves of Pipeline to the lights of Waikiki, local photographer John Hook captures the beauty of Hawaii in all of his work. His unique style, which showcases his love for the ocean and fascination with film photography, can be seen in this piece.

This print is by Jasper Wong, a local artist, illustrator, and curator, whose work has been exhibited globally. He is also the creator of World Wide Walls (formerly POW! WOW!), a non-profit organization of contemporary artists committed to community...

This print, created by Honolulu artist Jana Lam, reflects her signature style that focuses on color, movement, and fun. Jana is passionate about creating works inspired by her island home designed to provide a little piece of love and aloha