Lots of unique items and the service excellence too. They have a lot of nautical and pirate themed…read moreselections as well. Found a couple of xmas items.

You don't need to be Captain Jack Sparrow, or any other Caribbean pirate to enjoy yourself at the…read moreWorld's End; no nautical knowledge is required to shop here! So batten down the hatches, and prepare to delve into its depths! Within, you'll find a swashbuckler's swap meet of thematic apparel (pirate, steampunk, mermaid), corsets and leatherwork, boots, jewelry and accessories, pocket watches, and pirate paraphernalia such as sextants, ship's wheels, flasks, doubloons, and all sorts of bountiful booty! The World's End is an overflowing treasure chest of nautical novelties for novice navigators and crusty corsairs alike! The World's End is your true port of call during any visit to Port Townsend!

This is not a consignment nor a thrift store. This is a one-of-a-kind curated women's clothing and…read moreshoe store. Stores like these are extremely hard to find. Somehow the prices stay reasonable. The jewelry is artsy. The hats are whimsical. The scarves are unique. The shoulder bags are chic. The woman aged 45 and up is guaranteed to find a complimentary look from their selection. Sweaters from Ireland Italy and Denmark will cost over $130-280, but there are equally wonderfully whimsical designs made in China that look expensive -- but are easy on the wallet. Almost every season I am able to find something that is one of a kind garment or jewelry piece which when worn elicits delighted responses from people --even at the grocery store. Their window displays show beautiful draped cloaks and scarves. Right on Water Street and next door to Cafe Tenby this is a fantastic store which deserves the mature woman customer to drop in and look around!

My sister, visiting from out of state, spent over $300 on 2 pair of shoes . She wore one pair, a…read morecute9 leather sneaker ($135) only to discover that when wet the leather looked discolored. These shoes looked awful until they eventually dried out . NOT wearable. She mailed the shoes back to me and when I tried to return them I was treated RUDELY and told they would not accept them because the store has a two week return policy and the shoes had been worn. The two week policy works well for a store with such POOR customer service because returns are inconvenient for out of town shoppers. I'm a local, I'll NEVER shop there again and I'll tell all my friends about this DREADFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE.

This shop though!! So many cute little tops, Lacey things and fun sweaters at this boutique! And…read moreshe has Lularoe leggings!!

Took my grand daughter to Port Townsend for her twelfth Birthday trip. Found Expressions, we were…read moreback 6 times in 3 days. Everything not only she wanted but things I have been looking everywhere for. Great quality, trending styles, warm, comfortable and beautiful colors. Congratulations to the proprietors this is the most beautiful and fun store I have found since Laguna Beach in the 70s! Worth a long visit, look around there are great things everywhere!

Tucked away in one of the many eclectic shops on the main street of Port Townsend, is Expressions…read more The store carries a wide selection of high society sun hats, especially in red and purple, which is great for anyone in or joining the Red Hat Society. Hats with satin and lace in lighter pastel colors would also work for themed parties like the Great Gatsby, polo or Derby events. Personally, I was lured into the shop by the extensive sock collection available for both men and women. Long, short, colorful, plain, toes, ruffles, whatever you are looking for, they have it. My purchase even included socks with the sock monkey. ;-)

A lovely place to visit and browse. The staff was helpful and friendly. Lots of interesting…read moreproducts were displayed. I purchased a Midtown Pouch that was 5" x 8" and it fit all of my backpacking plien air supplies (except my sketchbook, which will be easy to separately store in my backpack). I wish Marie had more of her work displayed on the walls. While in Port Townsend, look around. Lots of sketching opportunities.

Great selection, not overwhelming like most art stores, just a few of everything you needread more

Gorgeous and unique, a feast for the senses, a little shop with a big personality. I first noticed…read morethe window displays and wondered, what kind of place is this? An art gallery? A magic shop? A creative space? All of the above and also stationery, jewelry, accessories, art materials, books, and more. This shop is owned by two sisters and opened in November 2022. They host workshops in a small back room. There are so many lovely things to see. I can't wait to go back again. When I visited in October the windows were hung with marigold paper chains and mannequins dressed in vintage Halloween masks. It was an unexpected surprise on my day trip into town. I only came away with some hand dyed silk ribbons and washi tape, but so many fresh ideas as well.

Wow. What an ah-mazing shop! From the grand, creative, quirky entrance to the world of delights…read moreinside, your eyes won't be able to decide what to look at first and your hands will want to caress and touch everything! Handcrafted items from both local and international artisans, unusual handprinted papers and cards, antiques, one of a kind jewelry . . . jeez, pretty much one of a kind everything! And at every price point, so you're sure to find a treasure to take home with you. The delights continue into the cozy classroom in back, featuring a chalkboard with upcoming classes. And these are not just the usual classes ~ one that caught my eye was titled "Small Shrines", which sounded SO intriguing. I was able to speak a bit with one of the owners, Catherine, and she was just lovely, and so so knowledgeable about the artists they represent and the items they sell. If you're in Port Townsend, come visit this shop. If you're not in Port Townsend, make the trip! You're sure to find something to make you smile. So happy I found this shop on my day trip to Port. Can't wait to come back and see what's new/old (lol).

Great ma/pa with artful gift ideas. I love this personal store which I have frequented for decades…read more The owners are responsive to requests and aim to please. And they do!

The male owner of the shop was very hostile to me and my friend as soon as we walked in. In…read morecontrast, he was very welcoming to the other white customers that entered the store. He was watching us almost obsessively the entire time we were there and seemed annoyed when I asked to see something that was in the case. After taking a look, I decided against purchasing the item that I was looking at, as the ring was too small for me. I thanked him for getting it out of the case and he accused me of stealing. It is important to note that he required me to come to the front of the store to try them on, which is understandable. However, he did not ask the white women who wished to look at earrings only mere minutes before me. I calmly explained to him that I had not and emptied my pockets onto the counter and told him he was welcome to look through my small purse. He insisted that I stole one of the rings even after I politely showed him everything inside my purse. No sort of an apology was given and I promptly left, as racist establishments do not deserve my business. I would highly recommend to avoid this place if you are a minority, unless you want to be accused of stealing!

We were wandering down Water Street on a recent visit to PT and of course we had to wander in to…read morethis adorable little boutique. Once inside, we realized it wasn't so little - it's actually quite large! Usually I'm a little leery of boutiques, because often their prices are high or they don't have a wide range of sizes. But About Time is different - they had things in many price ranges, and several different styles and sizes. They also had a gorgeous selection of jewelry and accessories, an all-too-tempting shoe section, and even a sale rack and consignment clothing in the very back! I left with a gorgeous consignment sweater and a summer dress off their sale rack. My daughter also found several teen-friendly trinkets that she loved. The owner was super friendly too. Oh and I've gotten lots of compliments on my new dress so YAY!

An inviting clothing store with a knowledgeable and friendly staff. Located in the heart of…read moredowntown Port Townsend, this shop delivers outstanding customer service, a modern line of shoes/boots and women's clothing, and a great overall shopping experience.

A wonderful gift, toy and novelty shop. I've bought gifts from stickers, mugs, stuffed animals,…read morepuzzles, coloring books and fun socks here - a bit on the pricey side but the quality is top notch and well worth the price tag! Lastly, the staff is always so warm and welcoming. I highly recommend stopping into Abracadabra when visiting PT.

SUPER FUN! So much…read morestuff to catch the eye...Toys, Puzzles, Books, Clothing (awesome Socks), Mugs, Tchotchkes! Just go in and be entertained

The most amazing custom goldsmith and jeweler we've ever visited. Coins, rings, necklaces, and more…read moreare all incredible and unique. Also, really appreciate Tim mostly uses 18K to 24K gold for his work. Really cool artist. Definitely worth visiting if you're looking for special treasures.

After stopping for lunch at Sirens, in the same building, we wandered into Itali Lambertini on our…read moreway out of the building, not sure what we would encounter within. Jewelry, obviously, but our experience ended up being much more rewarding! We struck up a casual conversation with the owners, Tim and Sheryl, and ended up just completely falling in love with them as people. We discussed all sorts of things, from travel, our hometowns, our wedding last year, wedding dresses, Port Townsend, our families, their business(es), and a half dozen other topics, losing track of time, and putting a smile on our faces. Are all people in Port Townsend this friendly and personable? We didn't end up purchasing anything, but my wife and I were both fascinated with the quality of work performed here. We were given a tour of the whole place, including the out-of-sight workshop, and several truths became apparent as a result. Tim is obviously a master goldsmith (30+ years experience!), a fact to which the backlog of work orders shown to us can attest! The work performed here is obviously a labor of love, as well as an expression of creativity, and both husband and wife manage the operation with skill, finesse, personality and efficiency. They are able to set realistic expectations on turnaround time for each order, ensuring that no customer ends up being disappointed, or with a false sense of delivery. Additionally, several handcrafted, unique pieces are on display, in various windowed nooks within the plastered walls on either side. Each piece is a marvel in itself; a piece to be worn proudly and glamorously by its owner or recipient. Although we weren't in the market for jewelry during our visit, we were nevertheless dazzled by the things we saw at Itali Lambertini, but more importantly, we were positively enchanted by its owners; two incredible people whom I wish nothing but success and happiness in all of their endeavors. Although brief, our encounter with Tim and Sherly was less *conversation* and more *connection*, and that sort of thing is worth far more than its weight in gold.