Really cool place where you will find some really cool handcrafted leather goods made in the shop…read moreitself or sick vintage American made vintage clothes. The owner was super chill as he had on this sick Quivut cardigan while he was just hammering away customizing another customers belt. The prices were reasonable, I personally got myself this original late 70's Pendleton wool jacket for 75$. This is definitely a place to go to if you want a cool vibe with a great curation of vintage clothing and leather crafted goods !

Went into store to look around and found an item we wanted to purchased. Imagine my surprise when…read moreback on the cruise ship and I look at the receipt I paid in cash with . They charge me a Misc. Charge of 3.95. Plus they charged me tax on the 3.95. DID NOT disclose upfront. CROOKS. I will never purchase from them again. Shop elsewhere.

Good variety of products and found some souvenirs for my daughter. Prices seemed fair.read more

Always kind great shirts! Locally made a fun shop to check out. Love the "Juneau what I am saying."read more

I saw this shop in a youtube video and I knew I had to go there! I got two shirts and my husband…read morealso got one! We loved the designs and they really were the softest tees! We also wanted to support locally owned businesses and this was the perfect place to do it! The designs were unique and created by local artists!

Stopped in looking for a pair of sunglasses as mine broke. Found a selection of no more than 15…read moreall neon and color changing. Manager or whoever, said maybe I should be more secure in my masculinity because I was looking for glasses not a toy. When I asked him to repeat what he just said he said I guess you don't like pink.

Corey is an amazing salesmen in the company, made friends with him after meeting on the public bus…read moreto the glacier! I want to add that the color changing clothes are so cool! Thank you corey, talk soon! - Adam, laila, and Tom (konigsdam trip to alaska)

Last fall, I took my car there for an oil change and wheel swap, summer to winter. 1 they put the…read morerear wheels on backwards, 2,,,, they over tightened ALL lug nuts all the way around. 1 wheel removal took just over 4 1/2 hrs. The last 3 almost 3 working days. Broken bolts, hub assemblies replaced, damaged rims from the end results of the work involved from this one incident from Southeast Mine Supply. PLEASE don't go there! Les Schwab told me that I am nowhere near the 1st person that this has happened to.

I was overdue for an oil change and had been used to Jiffy Lube for most of my life. I searched…read morearound for reviews and asked a few friends for recommendations, and they all pointed towards Southeast Mine Supply as one of the cheaper ones in Juneau. They do take walk in appointments and it was $59 for cars and small SUV's. It felt a little like a hobby shop with loud drills going, but it took less than 25 minutes (no one else in line) and I made myself right at home with some newspapers around me

Special spot. A friend told us to check this out and we loved it. Beautiful pins and zipper pulls…read more A way more special souvenir than a tshirt.

(This is more about the online store than the brick-and-mortar one, since Juneau is hard to get to…read morebut anyone can shop online.) I first came across these unique pins at Elliott Bay Books, in Seattle, and immediately fell in love with their quirky designs. Sure, they have the usual flowers and birds for your grandma... but they also have body parts and organs, syringes and beakers, deck chairs and masted tallships, skeletons and whiskey bottles! The pins are intricately patterned and made by hand. You really have to see them up close to appreciate the detail, but these aren't shoddy made-in-China tie tacks. The high-quality craftsmanship is obvious, and I get tons of compliments on mine. Most of the designs also come as zipper pulls if you're not a pin person. Their website is no-frills, but easy to browse and purchase from, and each item has a funny description - you can tell they are serious about their work but have a sense of humor. And the pins are amazingly affordable - most are about $12 and I didn't see anything over $20! You'd pay just as much for some mass-produced trash at a chain store. Shipping is a flat $3 per order and it's FAST. I even got a follow-up email from the company thanking me for my purchase! Even if you're not headed to Alaska anytime soon, if you like fun, unique jewelry with a slightly dark sense of humor, check out William Spear's awesome stuff.

This cool little shop is just steps from the new whale statue at the end of the sea walk. Don't…read moremiss it if you visit the whale! Situated under the Juneau Hotel and sharing a parking lot with Fish & Game and the Dept of Labor, this shop is chock full of treasures. Consignments pour in from locals who are well traveled and the shop owners (artists) fill the shelves with beautiful, unique, quirky things. Vintage goods, fine china, lamps, rugs, whale related decor, table linens, gifts for baby, and Alaskan collectibles are just some of the things you'll find. Added bonus: a little shop dog named Beau is almost always there to greet you!

Love this place.... for quirky, fairly priced boohoo, retro, antique consignment and always…read moreinteresting items. They also carry new items. Theresa and her staff ( along with their little pouch) are very welcoming. It opens at 12 noon.

Great customer service, very helpful with making choices for my wife and I. Prices were very…read morereasonable

I LOVE this boutique. The owner is Amazing, her staff is also incredible!! My husband and I are a…read moreHUGE fan of the owner. She's captivating, empowering and helps us in the most brilliant way!! Kari makes me feel like I am able to have the world and makes me feel beautiful. She is VERY honest and a beautiful person. What she has to offer in her boutique helps us (couples) by bringing us closer. Thank you for bringing LIFE to our little town, FREYA!!