DO NOT BUY FROM HERE!!! If there is a problem when you get the product home, they will not stand…read moreby their product or even respond to your requests for help. We just bought a king size bedspread set when there in June. After the third wash, one of the pillow cases was damaged, despite assurances in person by the sales associate that the product was durable and machine washable. I have tried contacting them and they have not responded. I dont even want to give them one star.

We purchased this 6x9 rug and was told how long lasting and durable they were. And if there were…read moreany issues they stood behind there products. Well in less than a year it looked like this were the hair was falling out. After being giving excuses for a year they finally stopped talking my phone calls or answering my emails. Nice product but no warranty or help After purchased.

Wonderful visit with the store owner--great selection, non-cluttered, great value--gifts to take…read morehome -- and, when bringing out Christmas decor, remember an outstanding vacation in Alaska. Thank you, Alaska Christmas Store in Skagway!

Can't wait for this store to open in July 2021 when the cruise ships return. Have visited…read morefour-times and always amazed at the quality of the merchandise and the superior service at a fair price. Ron Payne

Very cute shop with beautiful and unique fine art, jewelry and gifts made by a variety of Alaskan…read moreartists. Fun to browse.

Nice home/skincare/jewelry/gift shop with pretty things and some beautiful Alaskan soaps, candles,…read moreetc.

So you want to bring home something other than a blood diamond when you go to Alaska. I understand;…read moreI'm in that boat. My hobbies compel me to sniff out fabric and yarn stores because the promise of a creation is always taunting me. Can I make something cool with a bit of this and a dash of that? Of course! Enter Changing Threads/Uncommon Threads/Rushin' Tailor (three businesses, one name). Like any good quilt store, the cottons are piled high with bolt upon bolt promising a thrill and a chill for anyone with a wish and a dream. My waxing poetic aside, the choice and sales were good--for Alaska. I picked up some Raven Frog Fiber Arts (based in Sitka, AK) roving to spin. The store was busy, but each employee had their job down to a science. Can't do better than that. Accessibility notes: Shop can get crowded. Narrow aisles for customers with mobility devices. No braille signage.

This shop was formerly located in a shared space with Rushin' Tailor (quilt shop) but now occupies…read morea little space of its own on 7th Ave, across from Walsh Park. There's a very nice selection of locally dyed yarn, all of it pretty reasonably priced for luxury goods in a tourist town. I was on a mission for qiviut during my Alaska vacation, but instead fell in love with a beautiful wool/silk/yak blend... had a lovely chat with the dyer, too. Nice to know I'm supporting a local artisan with my tourism dollars. There was also a fun selection of buttons & notions & the like. Drop in & browse for a bit before you have to get back on the boat!

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.

-From Canada I…read morehope your business fails and your town sinks from the loss of revenue. Well deserved.

Terrible customer service. Several voicemails - ignored. Email inquiries - ignored. Phone very…read moreseldom answered. When someone finally answered, she was snippy and short with me. Never received a confirmation email. On a positive side, they do have a great selection of fabrics online and instore. Visited this shop while on a cruise.

I loved this place!! I was able to sit and watch the artist work. Then I was able to shop and…read morepurchase some of those items. I bought multiple pieces (for myself and gifts). Everyone loves them!! Nice people and beautiful pieces!

FAKE - DONT BUY ANYTHING the owner is a fake and a liar. I am a glass artist of 13 years and went…read moreto college for glassblowing I know a fake when I see one. The man told me everything was Alaskan made and made in skagway by Himself and said he learned in Murano from a glass Maestro. I told him my friend lives and works in Murano as a glass artist so asked the name of the studio and the "Maestro" yet he couldn't say the name of either after his stroke. I asked if he could write it down but he said he can't write after his stoke either yet somehow is able to blow Glass and make all the work by himself. I asked about his glassblowing equipment and he kept just showing me photos of glass old fusing kilns and cold working equipment which you can not use a fusing kiln to blow glass. I have him on video lying and have reported him to numerous places now. Go support real local artists not this liar. Weird he would not have 1 photo of him actually blowing glass.

I didnt have the same experience as the negative reviews actually. The gentleman and lady at the…read morestore were very kind to my kids. The lady helped my 5 year old fill his rock back with real rocks instead of only fake dyed ones. She named them for him and was placing them in his bag. The gentleman helped my 10 year old pick the best fossilized ammonites. The bag of rocks was only $8. And each of the other stones we chose were $10 each. I got myself Larimar (supposedly native to alaska) and a viriscite. They're beautiful. Big kid also got a gold sheen obsidian stone which is one of my favorites.

I can't recommend this fun, local spot enough! We had read a bunch of not so great reviews of local…read moreexcursions that did gold panning that reported not a lot of help with the process and education and also the meals that come with the excursions not being great. Needless to say, we were trying to find something more local and found this cute gem and rock store that was recommended by multiple locals. Steve lives here and was so patient with our six-year-old daughter helping her pan for gold for almost 45 minutes. We got to leave with some nice gold pieces tucked away and a cute glass container. I would definitely recommend for anyone looking to support a local!