Very clean and organized store. I was able to find a few trinkets and shirts for my friends. I…read morerecommend getting the Seattle hoodies. They are comfy and warm.

Located right as you enter Pike Place Market, Seattle Shirt Company is a solid little souvenir shop…read morethat is surprisingly affordable, especially considering their location. They really advertise the heck out of their Seattle hoodies for $20 each or 2 for $30. They come in several different colors (black, blue, red, grey, etc.) and, I think, are pretty comfortable. I bought one here during my last visit and have worn it out since it was so cozy. I was happy to pick up 2 new ones this time around. That price is just not bad at all! Where are you going to find it cheaper? Walmart? They have a bunch of other fun little souvenirs as well. Some of the normal things like shot glasses, magnets, stuffed toys, etc. They also have plenty of different t-shirts and sportswear as well! Plenty of Kraken, Seahawks, Storm, and Mariner's swag represented here! The staff has always been helpful and the cashier was nice, so all is good on the service front for me. I would absolutely recommend swinging by this place for your souvenir needs while in the Pike Place area! 4 solid stars.

Great place to stop and pick up Airlines logo items, travel accessories and makes great gifts! Seen…read morea Hawaiian Airlines Pillow cover and Pam AM bag. They also have a kids section cool. check out this store

This is an adorable store in Sea-Tac airport in the main body of the airport. They have some great…read morestuff that I've never really seen anywhere else. Almost all of it is "golden age of travel" or airplane/airline themed so if you love travel or love that era you will love browsing this store. They also have some cute Seatle merch that is much better than what you find at souvenir shops. I wish I had more room in my bag to bring home some truly unique items but I only ended up with some small things which I really loved.

They always have great designs for our local teams. Prices are right. I recently ordered a Super…read moreBowl Tshirt. Super soft and I love the design. But the fit of this shirt is odd, almost feels like I have it on backwards. The neck line is high and just fits weird. I know it's a men's shirt but I've ordered men's in the past and didn't have a problem. Debating on returning it. But I love this company and will continue to support them! Is it worth the drive?...yes

Simply Seattle is not really a makers store it's more of a clean nicely organized tourist trap…read more They have a ton of Seattle branded clothing, and one side has all of the tourist items like magnets, spoons, and shot glasses. I did love that they had some neat men's multi tools and interesting salmon focused gifts, but it felt a bit of uncomfortable to browse and I didn't see anything I wanted to carry back home. Overall if you're visiting Pike Place and are looking for some Seattle branded clothing or magnets it's not too bad of a bet to drop in and see what they have.

The staff here is so, so kind! Autumn is lovely!! The ambiance is adorable! I love the selection of…read moreartists goods, and touristy items. There's a variety of prices (from under a dollar to high-end pieces) that can fit into anyone's budget. Love it!!

My favorite place to grab gifts for the people in my life. The staff is always helpful, kind and…read moreready to chat.

The aesthetic of this place is really cool- it is built into the new N terminal at the Seattle…read moreairport and definitely matches the modern aesthetic. It looks much fancier than a hudson news, but it is essentially the same thing. The food options are ok. I am gluten free and vegetarian and there is practically nothing I can have from the fresh section, but I usually grab a water and some gum or something. This past trip I got my classic water and gum (after a hopeful search of the fridge in hopes they might have some gf grab and go food). I was excited to see that they have self check out, but it is truly horrible. I had to click "pay now," then it wanted me to log in which I had to bypass, then it asks about bags, then it prompts you to round up, then you have to hit the type of credit card. It was a full 2 min from scanning my last item to scanning my card- insane. This is a super clunky experience and I felt like it took way more time then checking out with an attendant.

Quick and easy. Needed gum and snacks for our flight. They have self check out kiosks. So quick and…read moreeasy!

Small and cute souvenir shop behind Space Needle. Plenty of options to pick from. I was…read moreparticularly looking for small gifts for my visiting friends. I was able to find all of them there. My friends picked up a few "Seattle" t-shirts from here as well. Service was great! Very friendly staffs. Coming to souvenirs, I am sure they are value for money!

Great gifts, bought a space needle 3D colored key chain and love it, recently lost it wish I could…read morebuy it online.

This is a shop dedicated to the Washington artisans making awesome, unique goods. This place is…read moregreat for gifts and souvenirs (and much more reasonably priced than the airport kiosks who jack up the price since they know you're a captive audience) from art to food to blankets and tchotchkes. They had samples of tea and coffee to try before committing to an entire bag which is pretty considerate. One of the workers was very helpful in explaining their coffee selection and how it was roasted. Yes, some items still have a mark up, but you're paying for the convenience of all the stuff being in one place. They can't exactly draw you in with a loss leader. I bought some Fran's Gray and Smoked Salt Caramels and I've been slowly enjoying them since!

MADE IN WASHINGTON @ BELLEVUE…read more Made in Washington is located inside Bellevue Square, and mall parking is free in any of the garages. I'd recommend parking under Macy's or H&M. There's usually plenty of parking, but on weekends it can get very busy, so you may have to circle a bit. This was my first time visiting Made in Washington, and it's a great stop if it's your first time in Seattle and you want to check out locally made products. As soon as you walk in, there's a lot of chocolate, along with kitchen décor, lotions, and soaps. Some items are on the pricier side, but there are also more affordable options. My mom and I found a lotion for about $14 that smelled amazing. They also offer plenty of samples, which I really liked. Overall, the value is pretty decent, you'll find some things you love and some you may pass on. The only downside was the customer service. No one greeted or acknowledged us, and it felt like most of the staff stayed behind the register. Despite that, I still had a great experience and would recommend stopping by if you're looking for gifts or products that are made in Washington.

This store is located on Pier 55. It's a huge souvenir and gift shop store. Among all the shops in…read morethe pier, they had the best inventory, prices and deals in my opinion. The store is spacious with several sections based on products like apparels, mugs, tumblers, toys, stickers, key rings, name boards, postcards and many other accessories. They had couple of massive walls of magnets. I also saw World Cup 26 items as Seattle is one of the host cities. There were many good deals at the store like 2 t-shirts for $23, 3 magnets for $18, 2 tumblers for $45, 2 hoodies for $35, 2 mugs for $18 and 2 shot glasses for $9. There were couple sales and discounts sections as well. We bought a picture frame and a magnet from the store. Prices were decent. Checkout was quick and easy with very friendly staff at the register.

At pier 55, you will find one of the locations to this popular touristic shop. They do carry a…read morelittle bit of everything from hats, shirts, sweaters, kids sizes, keychains, etc The store itself is well organized and kept very neat. Staff were friendly and approachable as well. I was able to buy a few shirts off their special. They even have bundles with a hat and shirt included. Overall, a very quick but fulfilling visit for me as tourist.

This used to be one of my favorite local stores. The business was built on supporting small,…read moreminority owned, local businesses that gave back. Since the new ownership, the goods in the store can be found so many places. Nothing feels unique and the store now feels soulless. Almost all of the original staff have left under the new ownership. The website still claims that this is its focus, but in reality, very few of their items fit this description. I miss the old Alair, with soul, personality, warmth, kindness, and community at its core. It's a shame that under new ownership the business lost all of that. Update: Alair has petitioned for my review to be taken down from Yelp because they didn't like that I made a negative review-I have reached out to Yelp petitioning that I didn't violate any terms.

Not the same kind of individual artists and vendors like I remember. And I miss the card wall :(read more