Three of us, WA resident, OR resident, and myself a CA resident, went to this shop together. We…read moreeach found multiple gift items for others and ourselves. Excellent selection spanning food and drink to clothing and jewelry to tchotchkes of all delightful sorts. And cards.

I couldn't tell you with exactitude that everything in this shop is locally sourced and created,…read morebut it definitely appears to be that way. Pop-Local is a fantastically curated, and located, gift shop celebrating all things PNW, and Vancouver in particular, though not exclusively: greater Washington and Oregon are well-represented here as well. Like most tourist-oriented gift shops, you'll find local foods, drinks, treats, snacks, spices and other consumables; clothing, apparel and accessories; home décor items, cards and artwork; and likely plenty more items I managed to overlook. As a life-long local, growing up in this small town that was once nothing more than a speed bump on the way to bigger, better and more exciting places, it's kinda wild that the O.G. Vancouver now has its own souvenir shop. Just goes to show what a little local pride, and a whole lot of planning and investment, can do to revive what was once a no-go zone along the waterfront, and Pop-Local, as the first flagship of this new and improved 'Couve, is doing us proud!

Located right across from Esther Short Park, I stop in after shopping at the Farmer's Market. They…read morehave some cute clothing, but the store is so small, I find it hard to make my way around. Most of the clothing is on the top level, and since I'm recovering from surgery, I couldn't make it up the steps. Lots of jeans, sweaters, layering pieces, shackets (sweater jacket) but not many in each size. Without a proper dressing room, I was hesitant to buy anything because they only give store credit. D3o3nding on an item's style, I wear a spectrum of sizes so need to try everything on. Other than clothing, they have candles, many with funny names, small selection of shoes, hats, handbags and fashion jewelry Which make great gifts. Also have a few touristy Vancouver sweatshirts.

Stopped in after the Farmers Market as it is right nearby and thought this boutique was super cute!…read moreThey have a cute selection of both women and some men's clothing. Pricing is pretty good too, overall quite reasonable. Staff was pleasant.

Good selection of quality clothing and accessories for women and men. The fragrances they sell…read moresmell amazing and didn't bother my allergies so I plan to return to pick one out. Friendly customer service.

I purchased a pair of pants here on 25% clearance that were still almost $100, they ripped after…read moreone wear and was told the owner would do nothing, not even offer store credit since the pants were purchased on clearance and final sale. I have very little faith the owner would do anything differently had I purchased the pants at full price. Clothes are cute but very poor customer service and ownership mentality. Do not shop here. Update: If there is a manufacturer issue found after you purchase an item, even at full price, they will do nothing for you. I was blamed for the pants tearing after one wear. I would recommend buying straight from the company's they sell, no additional markup, and better customer service.

What a well merchandise shop that the shop owner created in this amazing vintage thrift shop with…read moreso much more inside! This storefront is well curated. I sometimes go just for inspiration. For natural oils and fun gifts for my family and friends. Not only the items in the store are handpicked with the best quality and care. I am a shopper through and through and must go once a month to see what's new! There is so much to see and buy! Go support small businesses!

They had a bunch of interesting items. And I found a few…read moreinteresting things that I was looking for.

This is the cutest store we've visited in awhile. Its decorated really well, nicely organized and…read moreeasy to shop. Prices were surprisingly low, which was a refreshing change. There's a wide range of styles and items to look at. We could have stayed much longer, but my budget insisted I stop buying EVERYTHING. The owner was super nice and engaging. Highly recommend this store. I feel like its a hidden gem

Eccentric is absolutely the right word for this fantastic little vintage boutique on Main Street,…read morethat has been here for...quite some time. The hand-selected articles of clothing, hats, jewelry and accessories available here are certainly quirky, but also fashionable and functional. Whomever curates the collection here has an eye for the theatrical and flamboyant; many of the items here could easily double as Halloween costume components. There's no shortage of vintage clothing stores in the Portland metro area, but many of them charge truly outrageous prices for scraps and rags that only the most unaffected urchin would be caught dead wearing. Thankfully, that's not the case here: there's something for everyone, from casual to formal, grounded to glamorous, simple to sophisticated. Prices range from reasonable to unbelievably cheap (they even have a $1 rack with clothes that don't suck?! how), making the Urban Eccentric a budget-friendly bargain hunter's dream.

Not all Dxl locations are equal. No plans to visit the Clackamas location again as the last visit…read morewas just a show case of the private label options with nothing i would wear. At 6'9" i an eager to buy clothes that fit. Needless to say, men's warehouse was a better fit. That said the dxl location in Tigard near the mall had a solid selection.

Don't tell anybody but I have a small weight problem. My problem is I am not small and I carry a…read morelot of extra weight. This makes me shunned and an outcast in the world of fashion. So many stores do not account for the rotund and the stocky so bye bye Target, later days Wal Mart (of all places you would think Wal Mart would cater to the hefty), not in a million years Nordstroms! When I need to get duded up I am off to the center for retail epic fail, Jantzen Beach Mall. A few places help keep this monument to a bad economy afloat and one of those beacons in the gloom of this Mall is Casual Male. It is a clothing shop for the rest of us, the ones who need their own zip code, the ones who turn sideways to get through turnstiles but it doesn't help, the ones who can't fit in coach seats but pretend we do. In my case I was facing the fat guys worst nightmare, being on television. Thankfully it is local cable access so hardly anyone will be watching but still, as a candidate for public office you have to look your best. They say television adds ten pounds but luckily for us fat guys what's another ten pounds, honestly. In we walked, the Wife and I, and we met Dawn, a fat guys best friend. Dawn is the single most knowledgeable person I have ever met about dressing the pear shaped. She was amazing and worked so hard to do the near impossible. Make me look mature and respectable. It took a while to nail down the outfit and we felt bad about taking up so much for her time but she kept telling us we didn't need to apologize and that she was enjoying doing her job. I want Dawn cloned and installed in every retail outlet in America. Casual Male isn't just all about service, they really do have wonderful clothes. Hip & cool stuff, athletic stuff, from dressy to, well, casual, as the name says. They even have Beatles shirts in my size! I thought for years that Paul and Ringo just didn't like big men, now I know it's just American retailers. Cologne? They have it. Watches? They have some nice ones of those too. Belts, shoes, socks, suspenders and swim wear too. Heaven. Morbidly obese heaven.

Great prices, they provide an important service in the community and the new location is big and…read morebright. Love the addition of the coffee!

This is the favorite local thrift store of myself and all the friends I've told about it. It's…read morecurrently open Monday-Saturday, with a different special each day, in addition to a discount color tag. We often drop off donations around the corner at Open House Ministries on our way, as they first give donations to the families living at the shelter. The coffee shop part hasn't reopened since Covid shut it down. They're currently building a new apartment building across the street for families transitioning from homelessness, and the thrift store and bicycle repair shop (currently next door, and also providing job training for shelter residents) will move to the ground floor, presumably sometime early in 2024. Mayhaps the coffee will return...

phone number dont work. I tried and tried and tried but it wont ring at all. They need to review…read morethat and check it out for the customer like me. I bought that rug yesterday at jantzen beach store and the girl did not put hat rug in the bag. i came home and that rug is not there.

This location is legitimately profiling customers. At 10:30 am on a Sunday with nearly no one in…read morethe store - security is stopping customers from freely entering the store and making them wait behind a barrier. They claim it is about customer traffic. As i was standing in line to regretfully buy some shoes since the place down the way wasn't open yet, and I already had to subject myself to this treatment - a man who was stopped and told to wait just turned around and left. That is the correct response to being subjected to such a system. There were two security guards and one employee. When I stopped by the changing rooms to ask a question there was no employee in sight. Every news station or documentary crew should come and film this place - it is literally the worst way to treat customers or run a store I have ever seen. You want to feel welcomed and valued when going to a store, here you will be profiled and inconvenienced. What a joke. Jantzen Beach is a tough location and the city has done it no favors, but if you gotta stoop to levels this low - just close your store.

This is the first time I went to this store. It's way better than shopping online or looking for…read moreDULUTH stufff from other places to shop. You can really see what you want and touch it which is way better!!! This brand is better than Carhart

Oh boy, after Christmas sales!!! Totally worth a trip out to Jantzen Beach. My husband pretty much…read moreonly wears Duluth Trading Company now. He's become an expert online shopper too. He's an avid wood tuner and his work shop (the garage) gets mighty cold during winter. His latest love is the Duluth Fire Hose Fleece-lined Relaxed fit pants. The pants have a microfleece lining that is very warm yet surprisingly lightweight and the large, deep cargo pockets resist punctures from the tools he uses. The 100% cotton canvas repels stains and water as well. One note: they wash extremely well but are very heavy when wet and a wimp like me has to transfer them from the washer to the dryer. No complaints, just a warning. LOL His other current favorite are the flannel shirts. There's a whole collection of them ranging from relaxed fit to untucked to fleece-lined and they are all on sale right this very minute. The brick and mortar store has deals you can't get online and vise versa so it's always a good idea to check both options. Many have concerns about the area where the store is located. And, yes, there have been high crime issues associated with the Jantzen Beach shopping center and many of the stores surrounding Duluth Trading Company are in fact closing. Homelessness is rampant in this part of town but the store is safe to shop in and I would suggest just being more vigilant about your surroundings. It's the times we live in.

I was looking for a gold stretch band for my watch. They had a vintage one on a rack, which they…read morecould have charged more for, but they didn't. They removed a couple of links to make it a little smaller for my wrist and attached it to my watch while we went next door for lunch. Total cost was an incredible $28. Lovely people, and I will definitely return when I need repairs or designs. Big Thank You to them.

Excellent service and reasonable price on repair of my wife's wedding ring! Would go back.read more