
Imua Ohana / Merch
Apparel · Art · Accessories
Made by a family that moves forward together — for families who want to do the same. Every order helps us keep going.
Coming soon

First drop
Heavyweight fleece, the wordmark across the chest, nothing else. The one you’ll reach for after a dawn session and still be wearing at the airport.
01 — Apparel
Built for salt, sun and repeat washing. Small runs, no throwaway prints. Drops announced first to the mailing list.
Heavyweight cotton, logo on the chest, wordmark across the back.
Heavyweight fleece, logo across the chest. For dawn patrol and the flight home.
Low-profile, salt-proof, made to get ruined properly.
02 — Art
Biophilic work — built on the idea that people are healthier in the presence of the living world, and that a painting can carry some of that indoors.
Originals and prints will be listed here with proper images and sizes shortly. Every piece is one of a kind, and shipping is quoted per work because some of them are large.
If there is a painting you have already seen and want, get in touch and we will sort it out directly.
03 — Accessories
The small stuff — and gift cards, for when someone in your life needs a week on the North Shore more than they need another candle.
Logo, wordmark and the ohana dot. For boards and water bottles.
Oversized, sand-shedding, printed with the wordmark.
Toward a lesson, a stay, or the seven-day retreat.
Why buy from us
We’re a small local business on Oʻahu’s North Shore, building a different kind of future — one where the story changes because the family got healthy. Cycles broken. Kids raised in the water. A living made honestly, together.
Every shirt, every print, every order goes straight back into that. You’re not funding a brand. You’re helping a family keep moving.
Imua.
Apparel, art and goods are all in production. Tell us what you want and we’ll let you know the day it drops.
Part of the Imua family
Before Imua Ohana had a house or a retreat, it had a question: what happens to a woman’s life when she becomes a mother? Imua Moms is Danielle’s answer — a community, a contest, and a refusal to let motherhood be the end of the sentence. It lives at its own address.



Imua Ohana
The house, the retreat, the art, and the people behind all three.