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.

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.

Great shop in Pike Place for those who want to take home souvenirs or for general gifting that are…read moremore personalized than the usual mass-produced overseas mugs and such in gift shops. They have consumables (salmon, coffee, tea, chocolate, etc) as well as shirts, art, posters, and such. They even have artisan hand-blown glass ornaments (throwback to the Museum of Glass). The shop is decently sized so there's a lot of things to choose from. If you're running low on luggage space or buying something delicate, they will package and ship things to your door! So thoughtful. The workers are pretty friendly despite being inundated with guests. They sometimes have featured beverage samples of coffee or tea so you can try before you commit to buying a whole bag of stuff.

Made in Washington is a Pike Place store that carries all sorts of artisan items made in the state…read moreof Washington. They were open early, and I was able to enjoy the different tinned and packaged salmon they had, as well as the different salts and rubs. The service was extremely friendly and helpful and I would absolutely return in a heartbeat!

I didn't think there was a top notch stationery store in Seattle, but I was wrong! Now, you may be…read morethinking of Paper Luxe, but you have to pay an arm and a leg at Paper Luxe for a card worth buying. At Portage Bay Goods, they only charge an arm. Kidding but also not kidding? Stationery is an expensive hobby, but the prices are a bit higher here compared to other big city independent stationery/gift stores I've seen in the last six months. I'm only talking $1-$1.5 difference, but when specialty cards usually start at $4-$5, that's a 20% price difference. Do with what you will. I still love to pick up some stationery everywhere I go, and Portage Bay Goods has a fantastic collection. The cards are fairly diverse in style and sense of humor, along with a nice array of cute and endearing cards. If you're looking for serious cards / letterpress / wedding-style paper, this is probably not the place for you (go check out Pike Street Letterpress!), but this is a great one-stop shop for all other stationery lovers.

It's a small but fun little place. Definitely a great place to pick up a card and a fun gift at the…read morelast minute and easy to get in and out. I bought a book about cats behavior for my bf :).

This shop is located on Pier 54, very popular spot among the visitors. There are all sorts of…read moregoods in this store including apparels, mugs, hats, lighters, magnets, stickers, postcards, small toys, voodoo dolls, figurines, special stones and artifacts. They had my favorite state magnets as well including the map. Prices of the items were comparable to other stores in the area. From the store we bought multiple items. My daughter got a small toy and I bought couple of magnets. The staff members were very friendly. The checkout was quick and easy.

Located at pier 54, this store was a life saver as I was shopping for souvenirs to bring back home…read more They also carry other unique and interesting items besides souvenirs. Take your time to browse around as you stumble upon random oddities such as a mummy and shrunken heads! Aside from this unique experience, I'm sure you will find something you like! Fair prices and some sales as well. Service went well and if you pay with cash, you get a small discount.

If you're looking for a Seattle sweatshirt (e.g., something with "Seattle" on the front of it), I…read morewould say this is one of the higher quality tourist shops. I saw Seattle Shirt Company nearby, but most of those shirts felt more cheaply manufactured with screen printing. At Simply Seattle, some of the sweatshirts felt of higher quality and had embroidered or felted lettering. If I had gotten a sweatshirt, it would have been from here.

Designs absolutely rock! But the shipping and customer service are extremely poor!…read moreIf you live anywhere but Seattle, good luck getting your purchase. Promises have been made and not followed through numerous times. I wouldn't trust these guys to deliver a bar of soap. Josh the "customer service " rep needs some serious training.

Note this review is for a Ugly Baby workshop in their studio space in Seattle, not the shop itself…read morewhich is located elsewhere. We attended a punch needle pet portrait class and it was fun. No one finished their work (class was 3 hours, but I think we really only stabbed for 2-2.5 due to yarn selection and general instruction time), but you could bring your project and tools home along with any yarn needed. Rosalie knows her stuff and was helpful on answering any questions folk had. Also, worth every penny! Highly recommend for any crafty folk, though no experience necessary when doing this.

A cute little shop that's fun to explore, with two floors full of clothes and quirky, playful…read moresouvenirs.

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.

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.

One of the smaller Kinokuniya Bookstores that I've visited (it's a corner shop in Uwajimaya grocery…read morestore), but it still gets the job done! Studio Ghibli merch area right upon entering the shop, of course, of course. Decent selection of pens (I got a couple). The second level is dedicated to English-translated manga books as well as anime/video game art books and knick-knacks (sorta all in random assortment.....gotta do some thorough browsing). Since it is a small shop, the aisles are a little cramped. Kinda stuffy too, especially on the second level. Polite staff!

This bookstore is absolutely amazing. It is packed with lots of toys, quirky fun things,…read morecollectibles, and has many Manga in both English and Japanese. If I had more room in my suitcases I would've bought more. This place is definitely worth the visit.