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Created in 2020, in Hawai’i — also known as “the extinction capital of the world.”

This reality makes one thing clear: we need to protect what’s left and work to restore what’s been lost.

Latest Arrival

Stolen Paradise Oversized Tee

Available in XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, and XXXL*

Made in Hawai'i

Crafted by our team at Lost Jungle Co. — Shop our latest, now available in limited quantities.

Hāmākua Coast Candle

Hāmākua Coast Candle

Hāmākua Coast Candle

$12.00

Pai Palaʻai Candle

Pai Palaʻai Candle

Pai Palaʻai Candle

$12.00

‘Iliahi & Loke Candle – 4oz

‘Iliahi & Loke Candle – 4oz

‘Iliahi & Loke Candle – 4oz

$12.00

Palapalai Earrings

Palapalai Earrings

Palapalai Earrings

$25.00

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STOLEN PARADISE — now live.
A collection shaped by the lands that raised us and the stories that linger beneath the surface.

Black Friday is on at Lost Jungle Co:
Up to 50% off now through December 1.
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Introducing our Palapalai Earrings🌱

A bohemian-inspired treasure honoring Hawai‘i’s native beauty. Hand-assembled here in Hawai‘i, this limited-quantity piece pairs a palapalai fern suspended in resin with a 14K gold-plated 925 si

Light always finds a way through. So does creation. Don’t get lost in the dark. #lostjungleco

ʻIwa Tote Bag
Took flight at 5:55 PM HST.

A new chapter begins. Guided by the ʻiwa, a symbol of freedom, intuition, and endless motion. This release introduces a refreshed era for Lost Jungle Co., captured in a layout that feels modern, minimal, and

Protecting the forest means protecting the water.

Hawai’i’s forests aren’t just scenery — they’re living watersheds. Native trees like koa and ‘öhi’a pull moisture from the clouds, slow the rain, and fe

The holidays just arrived early 🍂
Find us tonight at Kona Commons (3–7PM) and get lost in our newest scent — Pai Pala‘ai, inspired by pumpkin pie and warm island nights. #lostjunglehawaii #madeinhawaii

Mahalo Kona Commons (@konac

A haunted house but it’s a Virginia-based organization called Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) filing a lawsuit against Kamehameha Schools, challenging its long-standing admissions policy that gives preference to Native Hawaiian students.

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The world doesn’t wait.

Lately, it feels like the world keeps testing how far we’re willing to go — with doubt, distraction, and everything trying to slow us down. But sometimes the only way through is to start anyway. Start before

📢 The end of critical education funding for Native Hawaiian and Asian American communities is coming — here’s what to know.

By September 30, 2025 (end of FY2025), Hawai‘i faces the loss of $45M from the Native Hawaiian Education P

A mainland group is once again challenging the future of Native Hawaiian children.

The same organization that ended affirmative action at Harvard is now targeting Kamehameha Schools, claiming that Princess Pauahi’s gift to her people is &ldquo

1898 changed Hawai‘i. It didn’t start Hawai‘i.

That’s the date most people are taught, because it marks when the U.S. annexed Hawai‘i. But Hawai‘i’s history goes back far beyond that moment. For centuries be

September is Hawaiian History Month 🌱🌋
This month, we take time to honor the stories, struggles, and resilience of the Hawaiian people. Hawaiian history is more than dates and events—it is the living breath of our kūpuna (ancestors), carried

New arrivals — Pīkake + Momi earrings.
A soft blend of land and sea — hand-strung pīkake flowers and luminous momi (mother of pearl). Lightweight, natural, and easy to wear every day.

We’ll have them ready at Makuʻu Farmers Market

⛈️Back Again — Our ELEMENTS Packable Jacket is here for all your adventures. 🌬️

Wind-resistant, water-resistant, and easy to pack — available in Black, Navy Blue, Pink Candy, and Light Blue.

Plus, get FREE shipping on $35+ with code GE

ʻIliahi & Loke
ʻIliahi once grew abundantly across Hawaiʻi, its wood carried in canoes and across trade routes — until overharvesting left many forests quiet. Today, native sandalwood is rare and protected, and its legacy reminds us to care

First look at our Hāmākua Coast candle — the first of many we’re excited to share. This series marks a new chapter for us, rooted in growth, intention, and connection. Inspired by the misty cliffs and eucalyptus-lined roads of Hawaiʻi Isl

We are excited to announce our participation in the upcoming Lā Honua Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at Onomea Scenic Route, Hāmākua Heritage Coast, Hawai‘i Island.

The 2025 festival theme, “Niu – The Tree of Lif

Did you know Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. found inspiration in Hawai‘i? 🌺 During his 1959 visit, he praised the islands as a ‘noble example’ of racial harmony, a vision he carried with him throughout the Civil Rights Movement. In 196

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