Friendly customer service. I got baskets which are well made and reasonably priced. I'd looked at…read morelarger department stores and didn't find any as nice as these.

Loved it!!! This place was fun to shop at. It had great customer service. There was a variety of…read morethings that make it a great place for gifts.

Nice store located inside 5th avenue mall. They have plenty of awesome Souvenir's at a decent…read moreprice. I definitely had to get my hands on a few items. Only thing I have to complain about is the unpleasant cashier that seemed to be bothered by our presence. That is definitely not the type of person I would want to run my business. It's probably why that place had zero customers when I went there.

Super cute Alaska gift shop in the 5th Avenue mall. There's two other locations, one on 4th Avenue…read moredowntown and one in the Dimond Center Mall in south Anchorage. They have a good variety of your typical touristy gifts, like keychains, magnets, and T shirts. They also have some beautiful items by local artists, including jewelry and painted wine glasses. There's a section for kids with stuffed animals and cute Alaska-themed books so there's really something for everyone here. Highly recommended.

Nice, big store. Open space, lots to see. Excellent selection and all kinds of interesting…read morenon-Hallmark stuff. The staff were very nice. We stopped in to see a Christmas ornament my mom and husband had both see but I had not, and when we asked they took us right to it and were really accommodating. I would have liked an hour or so to look through all the cards and other fun stuff there. Sigh... Big thumbs up!

Gorgeous art studio in Anchorage! We bought several prints. The staff were very nice and helpful…read more We were able to ship our prints home.

How have I not reviewed Sevigny? This is definitely of one of my top 5 favorite things in…read moreAnchorage. Tourists, if you're looking for a unique, handmade Alaskan gift, this place should be your first stop. I'm pretty sure 100% of their items are made in Alaska, by local Alaskan artists, artisans and crafters. Admittedly they don't have Native Alaskan Crafts, but they are very heavy on Alaskan themed art. Items range from under 10 dollars to several thousand and there's nothing pretentious about this gallery. It's all acessible and gorgeous. Items run the gamut: stationary, jewelry, glass, sculpture, paintings, textiles, home decor, photography, clothing, beauty products... so many things I can't name them all. Alaskan themes are abundant, birch, halibit, salmon, Denali, Anchorage, snow, mountains, moose, ect. If you wanna buy me something I'll love, start here. It's a shame it's so far down 4th Avenue next to the dusty old abandoned 4th Ave Theater, because a lot of people miss this place because of its location. Seek it out, you won't regret it.

If your looking for anything that has anything to do with alaska this is your kinda place. So…read morebefore I came home I did lots of shopping for shirts and other trinkets to bring home. I bought a few Ulas which are Alaska knives plus lots of tshirts as well. They have it all I bought some smoked salmon from here and it's delicious. You can't miss this shop

Poor quality! I'd…read moresay buy canned foods, toys and jellies - do NOT buy clothes. Our sweatshirts lasted a single use and started pilling just a couple hours into the FIRST use. I'm guessing they don't care about quality because tourists are not going to fly/ cruise back only to get their money back. Hopefully this review helps some travelers avoid our expensive mistake.

5 Stars AK&Co Gourmet Market…read more AK&Co Gourmet Market at the airport is an absolute gem the kind of place you wander into thinking you'll just browse, and suddenly you're walking out feeling like you've discovered Alaska's hidden treasure chest. Their gift shop game is elite: clean, organized, full of unique local goodies, and stocked with the kind of stuff you actually want to give as gifts instead of the usual airport knick-knacks. From the moment you step in, it feels like a little slice of Alaska's charm wrapped up in one perfectly curated shop. And let's talk about that Alaskan salami with reindeer meat pure, undefeated, top-tier greatness. I'm telling you, it's the kind of snack that makes you forget you're in an airport and instead makes you feel like you're on a culinary expedition through the Last Frontier. Flavorful, rich, and honestly one of the best things you can grab before a flight. Big credit to AK&Co for keeping quality alive and making the airport experience something you actually look forward to.

This is a newer Alaskan gift shop on the airport. It has a lot of locally made gifts as well as…read morelocally made snacks. They have some really fun wine bottle stoppers and ornaments here. Sadly, much of the trinkets say designed in the USA but are manufactured in China or Korea. Very few I found (other than the local foods) were made in the USA. Nice shop though with lots of unique gifts!

This is the store for a non-profit organization. Alaska Geographic promotes awareness and education…read moreof Alaskan public lands, and I'm glad I ran across this shop. Don't expect a mega-tourist trinket trap, but do expect a small selection of informative books, maps, and some hiking accessories. The ladies are very nice, and I ended up buying a mug and an Anchorage trail guide. Memberships to the organization are also on sale here, and I am proud to say that I am now a member. $35 buys a basic membership which includes a subscription to Alaska magazine, and a reusable shopping bag. Just the value of the magazine is almost worth the membership fee. Always a supporter for a good cause, I opted for a little higher level, and got a couple of logo pins as well. It also comes with a 15% discount on merchandise, and another discount for their educational programs. As I said, the shop is small and they are just getting settled into their new digs. Maybe not worth a trip on its own, but the Ulu Factory is right next door. So, if you're in the area anyway, it's worth a side trip.

This store does have some cute items, and I'm sure there are a few exclusive pieces here and there…read more But after my recent experience I will never support this store again. We paid $120 for a lamp and then found out later it was part of a $120 set of TWO from Bed Bath & Beyond! When you shop at a boutique, you expect that higher prices mean you're getting something more unique, higher quality, or thoughtfully sourced. Instead, They're reselling mass market items at a 100% markup while presenting them as boutique finds. I think it's wrong to take advantage of customers this way, especially when you're shopping with the expectation that you're paying more for something special or unique. It Just be cautious and check brands before you splurge.

I purchased $350 worth of items and when I got home I reversed imaged each item and found them all…read moreon Amazon at half price.