Studio 77 is one of my favorite places to shop in Myrtle Beach! Not only is the owner and everyone…read moreelse very friendly and helpful, but the beautiful and unique product mix is what keeps you coming back. They have amazing jewelry and gifts. This is my "go to" destination whenever I am in town!

From the owner: Specialty Gift Boutique- Boutique Jewelry, Accessories, Clothing, Candles, Bath & Body, Handbags,…read moreWallets,Baby Gifts, Beach wear, Wedding gifts

I've visited during every season and the summer is the busiest…read more It tends to be more quiet during the off season starting from after Labor day until Memorial Day. My favorite is to watch the weekly and July 4 fireworks over the summer. Its a fun free activity to walk around, listen to live music at The Hangout, and people watch. It is catered to tourists so there are many stands and shops for trinkets and souveniers, temporary tattoos, icees, ice cream, candy, cookies. There is an aquarium, zip line, carousel, Wonderworks, mini golf course. The entire loop is 1 mile with 2 bridges across the lake for short cuts. Plenty of parking lot spots.

My favorite place to walk around, people watch, feed the fish, shop and just be a typical tourist…read morein Myrtle beach! So much to do, see, experience, eat and drink. Whatever you enjoy you'll find it here!

This is a big souvenir shop. They have lots of fun trinkets. They have an area with shark teeth…read morejewelry and just teeth. A post card wall. All kinds of shells.

We made a special effort to go to this iconic gift shop and T-shirt shop on the boardwalk in Myrtle…read moreBeach. Since it was only part of the stores we visited, the parking fee for a couple of hours to visit the entire boardwalk was acceptable ($18). There is a huge selection of seashells, sharks teeth, trinkets, mementos/souveniers, T-shirts, and everything beachwear in Myrtle Beach in this unique & historic shop. It's on two complete levels and the amount of unique items in the store is amazing. I wouldn't want to do inventory at months-end here.

Always a stop I make on my annual trip to Myrtle beach. It's part of the broadway at the beach…read moreexperience! I buy at least one shirt a year sometimes multiple many shirts hehe

***Late post from my Oct 2023 East Coast trip***…read more After Crabby Jack's General Store visit, I continued my journey through until my next store victim LOL. The Stupid Factory store name was interesting. What caught my eyes was a sweater that had this saying, "I'm Not Old I'm Vintage". How cute is that! I thought it was so fitting for me since I was going to turn the big *0 later in 2023 LOL so I had to check it out. It's not a very big store, but they pack it with lots of shirts and sweaters that had some absurd quotes, some thought provoking sayings, some smart words, and you name it phrases. I was chuckling along the way from rack to rack. As I made my rounds from front of the store to around it to the front of it again, I finally saw the sweater that I saw at the window. Unfortunately, they did not have my large size LOL. They only had small size and I cannot fit a small... it won't go over my head LOL. I was not a happy camper at the time, but then I got over it. I probably don't want to call myself "vintage" because I'm not that ancient yet LOL. I did end up buying one medium shirt. I normally don't get medium, but I was thinking of my eldest daughter so I gave it to her after I got home. It's a very sassy shirt. She likes it. Staff was nice. Service was good. Prices were okay. Ambiance was fine... nothing extravagant. Another must visit when you're in Myrtle Beach! If you don't want to buy anything, at least drop by and read the shirts. Some are just hilarious! Others I can't vouch for... just not funny. Of course, the business would appreciate your support and patronage. Bring back a shirt souvenir... why not, you're on vacation! P.S. I will post photos later. Thanks for your patience.

The Market Common is a dynamic and vibrant destination that offers a delightful mix of shopping,…read moredining, and entertainment. This charming area has quickly become a local favorite and a must-visit spot for visitors looking to experience the best of Myrtle Beach beyond the beach Located just a 15-minute drive from the beach and right across from the state park, it's conveniently close to many of the area's main attractions. The Market Common district has emerged as one of the most coveted places to live along the Grand Strand (aka Myrtle Beach). Among the top three new communities in Market Common are Meridian, Belle Harbor, and The Battery, each offering its own distinct appeal and lifestyle.

avoid the Ferris wheel King Kong stop by the market common lots of restaurants and shops to shopread more

Stopped in here on a whim after seeing it from the road while visiting Myrtle Beach with my…read moreboyfriend. While they do have a great selection of home decor/gifts, the two women working in there were not at all friendly and followed us around the store as if we were going to shop lift!

I visited The Wacky Rabbit today and I was very pleased with my purchase and how welcoming the…read moresales associates were! I will definitely be coming back to check out when they have more jelly cats!

Such a cute store! Family owned with lots of adorable gifts - napkins, kitchen decor, guest towels,…read morepicture frames, clothing etc. You can get clothing, scarves, shoes! Many of the gifts are South Carolina themed or beach themed. Perfect for decorating, house warming or taking a memento from your vacation back home. They do lots of personalization/monogramming here. You can a bag with your initials on it. I also saw they engrave soaps! Very creative. You can also get personalized stationery here. I'd highly recommend a stop in - lots of cute gifts and the owner couldn't be nicer.

Such a unique shop you can always find the perfect gift or something for yourself!Customer service…read moreis superb

Anything you need, they have it. Suviners for you and your family. They have it. Different flavored…read morefudge. They have it. Something for your condo or home. They have it. I purchased earrings, a car sticker and gnomes for my chest. I need to go back and get a different clock for my kitchen. If you see me there, stop by and say hello.

Gift shops are not really my thing but I liked this one. It had a good variety without being too…read moremuch. Also thanks for all they did for the Witches's Night and for the Witches of Windy Hill

Ms. sherry is a beautiful person and she was the sweetest owner i've met! She also had great deals…read moreand very plesent with not just me but with my family! God bless!

Like any other Myrtle Beach Merch shop. Huge and located right on the beach. Stopped by for some…read moretanning oil. They have a BUNCH of things, clothing, souvenirs, cups, hair braiding. Wind chimes, etc. The cashier was friendly and made sure the store was in top tier!

After a visit to the majority of T-shirt shops in Myrtle Beach, and there are many, Oceanwear Gift…read moreShop was the lucky recipient of our purchase. They had a great variety of options for both kids and adults. They also have lots of specials (as many of the T-shirt shops do) so you need to have several shirts in mind as we selected the ones where there was a three-for-one deal. A very organized shop and good quality items. The shop faces the park and Ferris wheel.

STAY AWAY! RAN BY A THIEF AND SCUMBAG! POLICE REPORT FILED & BANK NOTIFIED! The owner of Oceanwear…read moreexemplifies everything that is disgusting about Myrtle Beach. After I paid for a henna tattoo and inquired about a novelty gift item, he would not tell me the price for the gift item but that he would 'give me a good deal because business was slow'. I paid for the henna tattoo I wanted and he asked for my debit card back because he 'forgot to press a button on his card reader'. He rang up an entirely new transaction for $100 and refused to tell me what it was for. I told him I did not authorize the transaction and wanted my money back. He immediately said 'all sales final, no returns.' He is arbitrarily choosing prices at the point of sale as he sees fit and reaching into customers' bank accounts.