Ukulele

Our Teak Tri-Top Ukulele Series is a striking addition to our line of affordable ukuleles. Made primarily of Teak—a tropical hardwood that has a very soft brown tone with tight, straight...

Introducing Kala’s all new, solid color, wood Ukadelic® ukuleles. Every color was hand picked to be as eye-catching as possible. We didn’t just want to make another colorful ukulele—we wanted them...

Introducing Kala’s all new, solid color, wood Ukadelic® ukuleles. Every color was hand picked to be as eye-catching as possible. We didn’t just want to make another colorful ukulele—we wanted them...

Introducing Kala’s all new, solid color, wood Ukadelic® ukuleles. Every color was hand picked to be as eye-catching as possible. We didn’t just want to make another colorful...

For 2024, Kala collaborates again with Maori cultural artist, Sam Mangakahia, to bring two new pieces of art to The Voyage Collection.

The Natural Mahogany Banjo Concert Ukulele is a creative application of some of the banjo’s beloved characteristics, in true ukulele form!

The Makala Classic line is simply the best entry-level ukulele on the market. Sound and playability usually suffer when offered at these affordable prices, but not with the Makala.

The Kala Contour Series redefines the ukulele to showcase your abilities to their fullest. Solid Mahogany with a gloss finish supplies an elegant look and the quintessential sound ukuleles are...

The Ziricote line features a rich, dark, chocolate brown wood accentuated by a honey blonde Sapwood in the middle and along the sides, finished in a high-gloss to make the details pop.

The electric spirit of California’s surf culture and the pursuit of an endless summer inspired our new Surf Series ukulele collection.

The limited edition Kala KAA-15T Satin Mahogany Tenor Ukulele is based on the popular Kala KA-15S but in a larger tenor size. This gorgeous mahogany uke features a satin finish and premium Aquila...

Introducing Kala’s all new, solid color, wood Ukadelic® ukuleles. Every color was hand picked to be as eye-catching as possible. We didn’t just want to make another colorful ukulele—we wanted them...