This shop is amongst the dozens of other shops in Skagway to appeal to cruisers like me. However, I…read moredecided to stop in here because it was a seemingly larger store than those surrounding. As we were one of the last cruises of the year, this shop, as well as many others, had some great deals going on. Almost everything was marked down as they prepared to close for the season. Despite that, they had a fairly nice selection of various sizes, colors, designs, etc.

I immediately noticed the sign that said this was owned by an Alaskan family. Score! Lots of great…read moregifts from Alaska and we're giving our money to a family, not a corporation. I walked the town with my husband, daughter, and father-in-law. My husband and father-in-law, who LOVES Mickey Mouse, got Mickey Moose shirts (cute). My daughter begged for a Skagway hoodie... and I walked away with a Skagway shirt. It took a while because I'm picky and they had lots of great choices. They also have a good range of sizes for men and women. Perhaps they did for children too, but I wasn't looking for kids stuff. Staff was super friendly. This place had a lot of foot traffic. Cute little shop. I highly recommend you guys check this place out!

This is a diamond in the rough! I guess most people coming to Haines wouldn't think of hitting a…read morethrift store, but then again, I'm not most people. I love thrift stores because you find some really cool things. I bought some Ariat boots that look like they've been worn twice for $20, a mandarin collar silk embroidered jacket with tags in Mandarin for $20, and some other really cool clothes and accessories. The prices are awesome and the owner is just so sweet. She was also teaching her daughter (about 10 yrs old) new terms such as "subtotal" and teaching her about retail and business. So wonderful!!

The Skagway Outlet Store is a small locally owned souvenir shop. The sales staff inside are very…read morenice and helpful when picking our a new piece of jewelry. I don't usually buy jewelry from a store I am not familiar with and in a tourist area, I am even more apprehensive. Their prices let you know that they have great deals but I always remember the saying, "you get what you pay for" so I was happy with my purchase. I thought this store was also a little different than the other tourist shops because some of the things I saw were unique.

The store was clean and inviting. There was a wide variety of clothing and other Alaskan…read moresouvenirs. The employees were friendly and helpful.

This is an interesting spot to check out while exploring Skagway. I really liked the history aspect…read moreof the shop, though the museum display section did seemed cramped. The gift shop in the front also had a somewhat limited selection compared to the massive stores by the port, but they still have nice items. I stopped in and picked up a beautiful Skagway waterglobe. It's definitely worth a quick stop if you are passing by.

Just heard that Skagway Alaska is one of four counties in the USA with no covid 19 cases, and by…read morefar the most populated of the four counties. Visited Skagway before the pandemic, and one place we stopped was Corrington Alaska Ivory. Combination of a gift shop store, with a small museum in the back. The store has all sorts of artifacts, trinkets, and ivory carvings for sale. Museum exhibits show the history of Alaska. Natives hunting the wooly mammoth 30,000 years ago. A mammoth tusk, with carvings of 14 mammoths and 31 hunters for sale for $52,500. That would make up for the thousands of free loading tourists fresh off the half dozen monster cruise ships visiting the museum daily in the past. History of Alaska illustrated in the museum. Painting of all the various animals in the landscape of Alaska, Russian rule from 1783-1867, purchase of Alaska, whale hunting by boat, settlement by gold rush travelers 1831-1921, and the Iditarod race held annually, with a sled and associated artifacts. Some of the ivory collection from extinct and endangered species such as the mammoth and pacific walrus. Why no covid 19 cases in Skagway? It's completely cut off from the outside. The coronavirus halted cruise ship sailings, and no way to reach Skagway by land from the rest of Alaska, as borders closed at the Yukon, Canada, rendering the tourist as the most recent endangered species.

This nice little shop is located at the end of town. It's a cute little fiber art store that sells…read morethe highly coveted qiviut yarn. There are different blends to fit every price range. The ladies in the shop are super sweet, will explain about all their products and idea share with you. The yarn has a good selection of local Alaskan dyed yarns. Highly recommend a visit.

Skagway was one of our ports of call on our Alaska cruise. We did the White Pass Scenic Railway…read more(train ride) in the morning and fell asleep on the train way back from the top. Then we had a couple hours to wander the small town. We enjoyed visiting Aurora Yarns and Wild Yukon Furs, and eating the cinnamon sugar "Elephant" ears. Aurora Yarns has some interesting yarns from a variety of animals. They have some hybrid yarns too. I don't knit or chochet but my friend does so I bought her a bundle of multi-colored yarn as a souvenir gift from here. She liked the color and was grateful. The lady who worked there was helpful in describing the difference between the yarns.

Considering that Haines is not as big as Juneau or even Ketchikan, we were so surprised to see the…read morevariety of the merchandise at Alaska Rod's. Many beautiful custom items you won't find anywhere else. So many items sold at most of the Tourists shops have printed on them 'Alaska", but when you check carefully...they are made in China! It was nice to see and buy items made IN Alaska! We bought several beautiful hand turned pens made by Ron Hinson. These pens are all unique, we've never seen anything similar to the, before. They are lovely and ,are wonderful gifts. I only wish we had bought several more!! BTW: Their fudge is a delight. Highly recommend this unique store!

Amazing staff and natural salves. Beautiful hand-made knives and writing instruments. Great…read moreselection of local crafted jewelry and other products. Loved talking to the people there.

This was my last Alaska stop on a cruise so I was hoping to do some last minute shopping. I scoured…read morethe itty bitty town for salmonberry jam, reindeer sausage, and smoked salmon... and boy, was I disappointed when I couldn't find any of those at any of the stores. Feeling defeated I slowly made my way back to ship, when I decided to give this place a go and whaddaya know... they had EVERYTHING I was looking for and more! Bought some smoked salmon (at the best price I'd seen at any of my stops), got my salmonberry jam, reindeer sausage, caribou sausage, AND salmon treats for the cat back at home. The staff was helpful and the prices were very reasonable! I plan on shopping via mail order with them in the near future.

We were in Haines as part of a cruise and had heard about Dejon Delights for days before arriving…read morebecause they had a store in Stagway at one time, and folks in Skagway told us to look them up. The store is very close to the cruise ship terminal, in fact we could see it from deck. The folks inside the store were very helpful, with plenty of samples and advice about what may fit our tastes. Ended up buying smoked salmon and halibut but they were out of the legendary smoked cod. I asked them about fresh salmon to be shipped home and they told us about their shipping program. When we returned home From our cruise, I gave them a call and ordered 10 pounds of fresh sockeye salmon. Unfortunately, due to Fed Ex dropping the ball, most of the salmon was partially thawed when it arrived. I called Jon at Dejon Delights and he immediately contacted Fed Ex then called me back. Even though Fed Ex refused to help out, Jon didn't hesitate to make it right for us. He shipped a nice assortment of smoked salmon and cod worth more than the original salmon shipment. Jon gave me great customer service, and has communicated very clearly with me. I feel he has gone above and beyond to make me happy. The fish products that we purchased in the store and the replacement fish have been excellent. I will buy more smoked fish from him again soon. Don't miss Dejon Delights if you happen to be in Haines Alaska.

Good prices for all your souvenir shopping. The sales associate Aurora was very nice and helpful!read more

I went into this location on a hunt for fun stickers for my travel journal. Their stock was ok but…read morenothing special and stickers are expensive in Alaska lol. It was like $4-$6 for a tiny alaska sticker. I did find a nice variety of postcards which I also needed