Very cute gift shop located in the heart of Whistler village. SUCH friendly staff and although a…read moresmaller selection than other stores, very curated vibe and goods. Love the lil snoopy gifts they had and the items below are the ones I ended up purchasing! Awesome postcards here as well.

Cute little gift shop has what I was looking for. I wanted Canadian maple syrup and spotted maple…read moresyrup flavored coffee beans. Had to buy couple of them. Will return to look for souvenirs next time!

This is a great place for whistler merchandise super reasonable and we always make a point of…read morestopping here.

I went into Cool As A Moose with my bf to find a souvenirs from whistler as well as a gift for his…read moreDad. Cool As A Moose was recommended by our server at the Dubh Linn Pub :) The selection was fairly comprehensive, and included such items as wooden postcards and bookmarks, as well as sweaters, blankets, pins, bumper stickers, socks- you name it! For a souvenir shop as well, they also include not only a "clearance" section at great prices but I was able to snag two crewnecks for 30$ each..! Super pleased :) The interior was a bit cramped in some places and some sizes were not available in things I would have liked but I did find some things, and the staff was pleasant enough. Better than most places and a definite recommendation from me :)

Another enticing little souvenir/gift shop in Whistler Village…read more I bought a couple of t-shirts here plus a bottle of Moose Habanero sauce! Nothing like a taste of the BC Northwoods in a bottle of hot sauce! The lady working here was very nice!

This review is only applicable if you have kids - the woman running the store was very annoyed we…read morebrought our children in. While shopping for some stuffed animals and other souvenirs my two year old dropped some hacky sacks on the floor - I thought this was a pretty good distraction while we decided what to buy, since she wasn't touching anything breakable. This lasted about 1 minute before I asked my daughter to start cleaning up. I was singing the "cleanup" song when the woman came to scold me about the mess. Not a pleasant interaction. I'm sure it's a very nice shop if you don't have kids with you or if you keep your kids in handcuffs, but if there is any chance your kid will touch anything, best to stay away. For a store with a lot of kids toys, it's not very kid friendly.

This is a great little shop featuring 100% Canadian handmade products!…read more Everything from Ceramics, Glass Sculptures, Wood Carvings, Magnets, Greeting Cards and everything in between. We found a great votive candle holder, that looks like crushed glass, for under $30! Take a look ;)

Loved all of the local art and owner and her staff we super sweet. I really had a hard time…read moredeciding what to get. We bought the coolest snowflake glass sun catchers, awesome medal tree and a little glass Inukshuk and loved them all.

The town which has rich history might have good vintage store. This is my theory when I look for…read moregift shop at there. This store has both vintage and new items. The owner lady seemed so friendly to have small talk with non regular customers. There is another store inside which sells only new products with vintage-ish design. Bit girly but enjoyed being surrounded with good smell soaps and candles.

Cool owner(s) in both sections of the store, fun, creative "stuff"! I think Laura makes some of the…read morecool, jewelry! Prices were appropriate for different styles

Cute place to buy touristy gifts, but it's very small inside, not a ton of selection (I was really…read morelooking for Christmas ornaments and there were some but not a lot) and not very unique (you can find the same exact sort of things in many other stores in Whistler village).

I stopped in here hunting for a Christmas ornament in August because whenever I travel, I get a…read moreChristmas ornament as my souvenir. Found a really cool copper plated leaf! Price was $25. The shop girl was super. She chatted me up and went out of her way to make sure I found what I wanted. This is a little store with various trinkets and shirts for the tourist to grab to remember Whistler.

This IS my kind of shop! I LOVE discovering New To Me products! Specializing in local, BC made,…read moresmall batch skin care, fragrances, aromatic oils, pottery and exclusive clothing labels, I probably spent 45 minutes taking in all the offerings. From the Spritz brand aromatic sprays that tone and refresh, to Harlow skin care I indulged in sample nirvana. Then I spotted THE boot brand SHOTO! Hand made in Italy, I am now smitten and on the prowl! Oh yes they had a the bag brand Market Canvas, I can see one of these on my shoulder sooner than later. The shop staff was kind and informative, and I shared one of my favorite Italian leather manufactures with them. I left the shop with a wealth of new product information. My philosophy is to shop local is possible, especially when traveling and go look and handle items, and learn about new things that may enrich your life in some little way. Thank you 3 Singing Birds for enlightening me!

I always pass this shop like I am in a daze. I think it's because it's " jointly located" with a…read morejuice bar (The Green Moustache). I thought it was a "gift store" for long time. I finally stopped by, and although they do sell surprisingly interesting giftware, they also sell women's clothes. The clothing is pretty much in the neutral colours around which you build your wardrobe. Everything I saw was casual clothing (denim, tops, sweaters), and the merchandise ranged from classic to stylish. I would say the items are definitely not cheap, but they are different than the other stores in Whistler. There appeared to be limited quantities of each item too, so if it's important to you to not see other women around town in the same top, this is a good choice. Overall, I think the store is a 4.5. I rounded up because it's a unique store in Whistler. It's worth a look, if you are in the area.

A great little shop featuring handcrafted goods from local Canadian artists. From ceramics and…read morewood carvings to paintings and metal sculptures, Skitch has a plethora of unique items. I spent the day wandering around the village and found myself gravitating toward this quaint little. Unlike all of the mass-produced goods you'll find elsewhere, everything here is one of a kind.

Carlbergs is a gift shop located right in the heart of Whistler Village. They carry a wide array of…read moretouristy Whistler/British Columbia/Canada products. Branded clothing of all sorts: t-shirts, tank tops, sweat shirts, and more. Plus local foods such as smoked salmon, maple syrup, candy, etc. I purchased several packages of smoked salmon, a can of smoked salmon pate, some Maple fudge, a Black Bear wall hanging, and a couple of t-shirts. The ladies working here are very nice!

From the owner: No trip to Whistler is complete without a trip to Carlbergs Gift Shop. Located between the…read moremagnificent Whistler and Blackcomb mountains come see us for perfect mementos and gifts for family and friends.

I have admired Kathleen's ceramic pieces for years and finally purchased a vase at Harmony Arts…read morethis summer. Her work is stunning - simple lines, refined look, all done in white, black and greys colours.

I saw this booth at the Make-It fair. I will be honest in stating that ceramics are a dime a dozen…read moreto me in terms of style unless something really unique screams out at me which was most of the booths at the Make-It fair. I did find that this and the other booths in the category were really nice. The prices were very good. I saw a human touch, lack of imperfections that initially attracts me from the browsing perspective just like the other ceramic booths. I like how her pieces resemble cracked cement.