Native Hawaiians lived on this West Maui shore for centuries, with Lahaina a place of taro loʻi, fishponds, and the royal island of Mokuʻula at Mokuhinia. In the early 1800s Lahaina became the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi — the seat of the islands' royal government in the decades after the 1795 unification — and one of the most important towns in the Pacific.
Lahaina holds one of the deepest histories in all of Hawaiʻi — a Native Hawaiian shore, a royal capital, and a Pacific seaport, set under the West Maui Mountains on the brightest coast of Maui. Our Lahaina designs honor that heritage — the islands' hibiscus, the old kingdom, and the sun-bright West Maui shore — in vintage form. Lahaina, Hawaiʻi — historic heart of West Maui.
