# 2 Shopping in Homer AK…read more Yeah, it's mainly women and children's clothing but the prices are reasonable (of Alaska) and the people are sooo nice. My wife bought a nice pair of jeans for less than $100, got them altered for $16 and picked them up the next day.

Great place to shop hip style love the jeans I found on sale & service was Superb!…read more Went so far as to call after I'd left Homer & inquired about some items I'd regretted not purchasing. And Karianna was a doll, patient, thorough & helpful! And upon my return home to Texas my items arrived a few days later. Amen & Thank you Homer Jeans & Karianna!

I visited the Salmon Sisters Flagship store over the summer, it is a cute shop to visit in Homer…read more The shop has a plethora of items that you may or may not see at other shops on the spit, but I loved the salmon earrings I wound up ordering from the once I got home because I couldn't stop thinking about them! The shop is conveniently located with ample parking. Love supporting fellow Alaskans, so keep it up ladies!

#1 Shopping in Homer AK 2025…read more If you want to get some cool stuff Homer, this should be your first stop. The Salmon Sisters are kind of legendary in Alaska and have encouraged a new generation of women in commercial fishing. I bought their second cookbook. Check out their stylish women's fishing boots, so cool.

Total beachy vibes and the cutest clothes. I remember thinking the prices felt a little high at the…read moretime, but years later my daughter is still wearing what we bought. The quality held up beautifully and the style has stayed classic. It's now one of the places we always recommend when friends are heading to the area. Trendy, coastal, and definitely worth a stop.

I think I have been to every location in the state and this one is by far the nicest given the…read moreview. Kudos to the owner of this establishment for building a reputable brand with a lot of locally made products, such as honey from Fairbanks. Nice merchandise. Friendly staff.

Lovely store. I really liked their style. Picked up a beautiful candle! The young woman behind the…read morecounter was really nice and helpful.

Woohooo!!! New location on Homer spit was so happy to see this. Absolutely love the store in the…read morestaff in Anchorage location and this shop does not disappoint a little little bit smaller of course due to the location, but still has a great variety and selection of items. A girl working in the counter was super friendly and nice. The items they sell here are great value and really nice. We have a few pieces at home. You will absolutely enjoy them. Come check it out and support some amazing people!

Just don't. It feels like they buy close-outs in bulk, mark them up x00% and sells them for "half"…read moreprice. Owner seems to think everyone's out to get him. From the overwhelming number of 'you're on camera' signs to his stoic observation of people in his store touching shirts, it's a less-than-comfortable experience. Posted hours mean nothing (says every day open but they were closed for 3 in a row). Shelves marked 'made in Alaska' full of items labeled 'made in China/Bali/etc. T-shirts for $45? Go to the Spit for good stuff and good people.

Prices are 2x higher than shops on the Homer Spit! Walked out with nothing! Old and dirty feel…read moreinside.

Karen is really making this little town into a sustainable retail store by educating Homer on how…read moreto become a sustainable town.

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I can't find a better selection of beachfront shopping in Alaska! Wow everything from locally-made,…read moreAlaskan-made to things you'd never find in Alaska without knowing where to buy such cool items. The prices are great and my kids LOVE shopping the toy store as much I love shopping Salty Street and Redemption Road sections for my sass-side. Swings, bubbles, it's a one-stop shop of awesome.

Probably one of my favorite chick gift miscellaneous beach themed stores on the Homer Spit- they…read morealways have hard to find soaps and lotions, scarves, beachy decor, clothing... Basically all manner of shit I can't afford but want. A lot of it is in the vein of "shabby chic at the beach". What there isn't is much locally/Alaskan made stuff, which is fairly unusual for the spit, but it is of good quality, which is why I like this store.

Alapaca Connection is one of two stores by the same name, owned by the same couple. The other is…read morein Boulder, Colorado on the Pearl Street Mall -- a few doors down from where I was last week, Ironic or coincidental, I dunno. So -- here I am in Frigid but Gorgeous Homer, Alaska without a hat - freezing my ears off, and planning to go out on a boat on Thursday, where I KNOW it's going to be 20 degrees colder. And there on the boardwalk in front of me is the Alpaca Connection, with a plethora of sweaters, capes, jackets, blankets and -- HATS! Even at $25, I had to have one. The hat I settled on actually was on sale for $18 and wasn't made in Peru of Alpaca wool, but rather came from Ecuador, which is still okay. It will keep me warm. After leaving the store, I strolled into a souvenir shop a few doors away and found an acrylic knitted cap bearing the logo "HOMER, AK" for less than half the price. However it didn't have the panache of mine!

It's no longer called the Alpaca Connection but it's a great sweater store! Nice quality. They…read morehave some great clearance sweaters for $19.99 and other sweaters all the way up to $100.00... Beautiful craftmanship!