Island Clothing

14/10/2026

If you grew up on an island, chances are you've heard a scary story or two. 👻

Every island has its own stories. The spirits in the jungle, the abandoned houses, the strange noises at night, and those places the elders always warned us to stay away from.

Remember being told not to whistle at night? Or to respect certain places because you never know what's out there?

Different islands. Different stories. But somehow, we all grew up with the same warnings.

Whether you believe in these things or not, there's always that one experience you still can't explain.

What's your story 🤔

Where do you call home, and what's the scariest story or experience from your island?

Drop your island and your story in the comments. Let's see which island has the creepiest stories! 👀

Island Clothing | EST. 2017

14/10/2026

14/10/2026

oversized islander goth print 🔥🤘
Available Online www.islandclothingguam.com
Shop Harmon loop Plaza Dededo Guam

13/10/2026

Hmmm.

Where will you take yours? 🤔

Get yours first. Online| In-Store
www.islandclothingguam.com

13/10/2026

Island weatherproof Heavy-duty windbreakers
Available Online | In-Store

11/10/2026

Sup everyone. Mike here 🤙

When I started Island Clothing, I had one thing in mind. I wanted to create something people could wear that represents where they're from, where they grew up, or simply the place they call home.

Over the years, we've grown beyond Guam. Today, we're representing different islands, cultures, and communities through the designs we create.

Different places, different stories, but we all share that same pride in where we come from.

I'm proud of how far Island Clothing has come. We've tried different things along the way, and there's still a lot more I want to accomplish with this brand.

But one thing remains the same. **I want people to be proud of what they're wearing because it represents a part of who they are.**

To everyone who's been supporting us throughout the years, I appreciate every one of you. You've all played a part in helping Island Clothing get to where it is today.

Now, whether you're seeing this post for the first time or you've been following our journey since the beginning, I want to ask you something.

Where do you call home?

Drop your island, country, or hometown in the comments. I'm curious to see how far we've reached and where everyone is from.

**At the end of the day, Island Clothing isn't just about where we started. It's about all the places and people we represent.**

09/10/2026

30K FOLLOWERS! 🔥

Mike here 🙏

Just wanted to take a moment to say THANK YOU to everyone who has been supporting Island Clothing.

From the ones who've been with us since day one to those who recently followed our page, we appreciate every single one of you.

Started this journey back in 2017. Honestly, there's been a lot of ups and downs along the way. Things didn't always go as planned, but we kept going.

Every like, comment, share, purchase, or even just someone mentioning Island Clothing to a friend. It all means something to us.

I guess sometimes we're so focused on what's next that we forget to appreciate how far we've come.

30K might just be a number, but for us, it's a reminder of how much support we've received throughout the years.

Still learning. Still growing. Still a long way to go.

Thank you all for being part of this journey. We wouldn't be here without you. ❤️

Much love and appreciation from Island Clothing.

Est. 2017 🌴

09/10/2026

Sometimes things don't go as planned, and that's okay.

The original plan was simple. Shoot a quick reel featuring our Island Clothing umbrella. Seconds before filming, the parking spot we wanted was wide open. Then this orange car pulled in.

We adjusted, moved farther back, and continued filming. (Excuse the low audio. We were farther away than planned.)

But here's where the story took a turn.

With the rain pouring so hard, the same guy who took our filming spot couldn't even get out of his car.

So we went over and helped him with the umbrella.

Funny how things work out. We thought the purpose of being out there was to create content. Turns out, we had an opportunity to do something more meaningful.

Sometimes the moment is bigger than the content you're trying to create.

Be kind for no reason. ✨️