Popular IDCK souvenir “Straight Outta Raro” tees and singlets. TEITIMOANA TAIRI/ 26101416
Identity Cook Islands (IDCK) at Banana Court in Avarua offers a range of fashion for men, women and children, alongside souvenir apparel and a small selection of makeup.
For women, the store stocks everyday dresses, pants and tops suited to occasions ranging from beach outings to work. Its one-off mu’umu’u dresses come in different styles and colours, from thin straps to three-quarter sleeves, with sizes ranging from large to 3XL.
The mu’umu’u dresses are suited to church and formal occasions, with 20 per cent off selected stock currently available for a limited time.
With the warmer months approaching, IDCK has a selection of knit and crochet beachwear, including patterned and plain cover-ups in styles ranging from short to long dresses.
The lightweight pieces are suited to beach outings or casual wear around the island, whether shopping in town, meeting friends for lunch or enjoying a relaxed day out. The beachwear is available in free sizes.
Men can find casual and workwear shirts, with most styles available in sizes large to 5XL. The button-down range includes plain black and white options, as well as patterned and floral designs.
The store’s popular “Straight Outta Raro” souvenir t-shirts and singlets are available in sizes large to 4XL, in black, blue and navy.
Another souvenir option is the Tehau brand, with t-shirts in sizes large to 5XL and a variety of colours and unique designs.
IDCK also stocks men’s formal shorts in sizes 40 to 50, available in black, grey and khaki colours. For casual wear, its “Chill plus-size” shorts range from XL to 7XL and comes in beige, black and grey.
A small selection of boys’ shirts and matching shirt-and-pants sets is available in sizes XS to XL, catering to children aged around one to eight years. The outfits can be worn for dinner outings or everyday occasions.
The store also sells a small makeup range, including eyeshadows, nail polish and lipsticks.
Customers can keep up with IDCK’s latest stock through its Facebook page, where the store has recently introduced weekly live shopping sessions with Aunty Stylez.
The sessions showcase current and new items, giving viewers the chance to ask questions about the styles being presented.
The live selling sessions have already attracted orders from the Pa Enua, with items freighted to customers on the outer islands.
Customers are encouraged to follow the IDCK Facebook page for announcements about upcoming live sessions or visit the store at Banana Court in Avarua to see what is available.